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Five King’s Lynn robbery suspects have bail extended

By Kris Johnston

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kris.johnston@iliffepublishing.co.uk

Published: 14:22, 05 February 2026

Five people arrested following a robbery have had their bail extended.

On November 10, a teenager suffered injuries to his hand and bruising to his head when he was approached by a group of men who stole his phone and some cash.

The incident occurred along an alleyway off Tennyson Avenue in Lynn, with the victim taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital before being discharged.

Five robbery suspects have had their bail extended. Picture: iStockFive robbery suspects have had their bail extended. Picture: iStock
Five robbery suspects have had their bail extended. Picture: iStock

Officers originally arrested two men aged in their late teens, one man in his 20s, and a juvenile on suspicion of robbery. They were taken to Lynn Police Investigation Centre for questioning.

All four were released on bail until this Saturday, as was a fifth man in his late teens who was later arrested on November 22.

All five have now had their bail extended until April 7 while enquiries continue.

Crime Kings Lynn Kris Johnston

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