Roath: Two women attacked and robbed
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Police are hunting two men after two women were attacked while walking alone in Cardiff.
Both were punched and one was threatened with a knife before handbags were snatched and the men escaped on bicycles.
The assaults happened in the Roath area on Monday and Tuesday night.
"Such violence will not be tolerated and to target lone women in this way is particularly cowardly," a spokesperson for South Wales Police said.
Appeal for info & vigilance following two night time robberies in #Roath on lone females.
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Extra patrols are being carried out in the area.
Extensive enquiries underway by #swpDetectives to arrest two suspects.
Full appeal: https://t.co/Z0XMuMsbBi#keepingCardiffsafe
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The first attack, where a woman in her 30s was robbed, took place on Monday at about 22:15 BST on Alfred Street.
The second happened on Tuesday at 23:50 on Keppoch Street, when a woman in her 40s was approached, hit and threatened with a knife.
Police said patrols in the area would be increased.