A man has been charged following two alleged armed robberies at Kallangur yesterday, Queensland Police say.
It will be alleged that around 4.40pm, a man went into a takeaway shop on Anzac Avenue, approached a young female employee and ordered food.
As the employee began to prepare the order, the man allegedly went behind the counter, picked up a knife and threatened her, demanding money.
The employee complied and the man fled the premises with a sum of cash.
It will be further alleged at around 6.30pm the same man entered a licenced premise on Anzac Avenue, approached the counter and demanded money from the male store attendant.
The man allegedly indicated he had a weapon concealed under his jumper and threatened the attendant.
The store attendant complied and the man left the business with a sum of cash.
Police patrolling the area later located a man allegedly meeting the same description about to leave a licenced premise in a taxi.
He was intercepted and taken into custody without further incident.
The 23-year-old Griffin man has been charged with two counts of armed robbery and is due to appear in Pine Rivers Magistrates Court tomorrow.
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