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Credit: RTÉ Crimecall
A couple have used a baby's pram to conceal over €400 worth of goods stolen from a pharmacy in Limerick.
Gardaí are appealing for any information on the two suspects who robbed €430 worth of items from an unspecified pharmacy in the City.
On RTÉ's Crimecall last month, a female can be seen pushing a pram into the pharmacy before making her way over to a display counter.
She takes some items from the shelf and hides them in the pram.
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A male can be seen entering moments later and the two head around the pharmacy taking things together.
The female can then be seen on CCTV paying for a singular item while the male pockets one final thing.
The female is roughly 5ft 4 in height with long black hair.
She was wearing a light green shirt with a white top visible underneath, denim jeans, and cream sliders on the day the robbery occurred.
The male is roughly 6ft with a slim build and was wearing a grey two-tone North Face hoodie, black tracksuit pants, and white runners with orange on the heel.
Anyone with information on either the male or female is asked to contact Gardaí on 1800 40 50 60.
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