Police have released vision of the Shepparton armed robbery as they continue to search for two offenders, who were armed with a knife and gun at the time of the robbery.
CCTV footage has shown the moment two women were threatened at gunpoint during a terrifying armed robbery in Victoria's north last month.
A second offender is depicted pointing a gun at two female store workers, before the men walk towards the exit of the shop. Police believe the offenders fled south on Archer Street in a dark-coloured Ford Falcon sedan, bearing false registration plates 1UF5GS.Police believe the offenders fled south on Archer Street in a dark-coloured Ford Falcon sedan, bearing false registration plates 1UF5GS.
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