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Woman charged after Casey ram-raid robbery

POLICE have charged a  27-year-old Moncrieff woman with aggravated burglary and breach of bail conditions following a ram-raid robbery at the Casey Market Town shopping centre at about 3.50 yesterday morning (December 10).

The vehicle used in the ram-raid was later located in Sutton, NSW, completely destroyed by fire.

The woman will also face one count of unauthorised possession of a firearm following a search warrant conducted at her home in September.

The investigation into the circumstances surrounding the ram-raid, and identifying others involved is ongoing. Anyone with information should call 1800 333000, or via the Crime Stoppers ACT website

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