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Eire - Man masquerading as postman stages robbery in Dublin

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Eire - Man masquerading as postman stages robbery in Dublin

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DUBLIN, Ireland - A man masquerading as a postman is being sought by gardai following a major robbery on Thursday in suburban Dublin.

The imposter, dressed in An Post clothing, took a box with a large sum of cash, from a cash-in-transit employee who was entering a post office in Crumlin Village on Thursday.

The box taken during the robbery is a distinctive looking red and black box. The notes contained in this box have now been exposed to a green dye.

Garda are asking anyone who may have come across bank notes with green dye, to come forward to them. Garda are also asking retailers to be alert to the possible circulation of these green stained notes and to notify garda if they come in to contact with them.

The unidentified man left the scene on a bicycle with the red and black box. He fled down Windmill Road, in the direction of the Kildare Road in Crumlin. He was wearing a genuine An Post jacket at the time.

Anyone with information can contact Crumlin Garda Station at 01 666 6200 or the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111.
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