Robbery with violence, Sinnamon Park
A 13-year-old boy walking down a street in Sinnamon Park this afternoon was assaulted and robbed by two males who had been driving past.
Around 5.30pm, as the boy approached the intersection of Glen Ross Road and Avondale Avenue, two males jumped out of a stolen white Mercedes 200 series with Queensland registration 267 WBR and approached the boy.
One of the males punched the boy several times to the head causing him to fall to the ground. He attempted to strike the boy again, however missed, and then grabbed the boys backpack and moved away.
The second male, seeing the boy lying on the ground, kicked him once in the stomach before both males fled with the boy’s backpack which contained his wallet and phone.
The boy returned to a nearby basketball court where the police were called.
He sustained bruising to his head, pain and discomfort to his neck and stomach, and an abrasion to his knee.
The first male is described as Caucasian, aged in his mid 20s and with short brown hair. He was wearing dark shorts and no shirt.
The second male is described as Caucasian, aged in his mid to late teen with dark hair. He was wearing a long sleeved navy blue t-shirt style shirt with a large white logo on the front, and long dark pants.
Around 10 minutes early two males fled from a Donnelly Court house after being disturbed standing just inside the front door by the 40-year-old female occupant. The pair fled empty handed and were seen getting into a stolen red Ford Falcon sedan Queensland registration plates 307 KTI.
The two males are described as Caucasian, around 180cms tall with slim builds.
Police are investigating whether there are any links between the occupants of both stolen vehicles.
Anyone who may have seen the vehicles, or has any information which could assist police is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
If you have information for police, contact Policelink by providing information using the online suspicious activity form 24hrs per day at www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting.
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