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Police seeking liquor store robbers

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Anchorage Daily News

Posted: October 8, 2009 - 1:07 pm

Robbery suspect

Police are looking for a couple robbers who held up a liquor store in Muldoon twice in a week's time. Here's a release police Lt. Dave Parker sent out this morning:

On 8/28/09 and 9/4/09 two suspects robbed the Holiday Liquor Store on Muldoon Road. Security cameras captured their images. During the second robbery one of the suspects threatened the clerk’s life and flashed a gun. Stolen were a case of beer and a basket of mini liquor bottles.

Robbery/Assault Detective Todd Summey is requesting help from the public to identify the suspects. Anyone with information on their identity should call APD 786-8900 or CrimeStoppers at 561-STOP.