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Security guard spat on, threatened
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A SECURITY guard has allegedly been spat on and threatened while working at the Gateway Shopping Centre in Langwarrin. At around 6.30pm, 5 November, multiple items were stolen from the shop. Security spoke to a woman about the thefts, before she allegedly spat on one of the guards. Police say
that a man then threatened to run down the guard with his car. They then fled the car park in their car, described as a silver Toyota Hilux. Police have released images of a car, and three people they wish to speak to about the incident. Anyone who recognises them can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make a re-
port online at www.crimestoppersvic. com.au and quote the incident number 200408246
THREE people police want to speak to and a car. Pictures: Supplied
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