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    A 42 year old man faces multiple charges over an alleged aggravated robbery at a liquor shop in Auckland's Northcote,on Saturday night

    A 42 year old man faces multiple charges over an alleged aggravated robbery at a liquor shop in Auckland's Northcote,on Saturday night


    He's charged with assault with intent to rob and wilful damage.

    He's accused of presenting a weapon and making threats when the staffer refused.

    The victim managed to flee the store and lock the attacker inside.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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