Two wanted over service station robbery Police are hunting for two men believed to be involved in a Duncraig service station robbery. Police believe a man wanted over a Duncraig service station robbery had an accomplice waiting outside. DETECTIVES are seeking public help as they investigate an armed robbery at a Duncraig Service Station last month. At 12.20am a man went to the Coles Express service station on Warwick Road in Duncraig and approached the closed doors of the service station. The attendant activated the doors, allowing him to enter, and the man approached the counter brandishing a sharp object in his right hand, yelling obscenities and demanding the attendant give him cash from the register. He was given some cash and when he went to leave the store had to prise the doors open with his hands. An accomplice appeared outside the store and helped the offender open the doors and both ran off. The offender is described as being in his late teens, 170 cm tall, slim build. He was wearing a black jumper with the word "Puma" printed on the front, black track pants, white sneakers and a black balaclava. His accomplice was described as being of similar appearance.