Two men are on the run after a violent crime spree that saw a female pub worker and a teenage girl assaulted.
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Police released images of the pair on Monday morning after a string of linked incidents north of Brisbane on Sunday night.
The men entered a North Lakes tavern about 8.20pm, before one of them allegedly jumped the bar and kicked the woman while demanding money.
They couldn't get the cash register open but stole her jewellery and phone.
Paramedics were called to treat the 22-year-old woman, who suffered bruising from the kick, but she wasn't taken to hospital.
One of the men allegedly snatched a handbag on the way out of the tavern before they approached two 16-year-old girls at the bus stop outside.
Police said one of the men punched one of the girls in the face and stole her phone.
Detectives believed the string of assaults was linked to break-ins on two nearby businesses between 9pm and 9.15pm.
Police say the men smashed through a glass door at a supermarket on Goodfellows Road, Murrumba Downs, but fled after finding the cash register empty.
They then allegedly smashed through another glass door, stealing food and drink from a pizza store on Old Gympie Road, Kallangur.
A stolen red 1998 Honda CR-V with Queensland registration plates 824WHJ was believed to have been seen at all three businesses, with a third person believed to be driving.
Police described one of the tavern robbers as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander in appearance and about 180 centimetres tall with a solid build.
The second man was described as having a proportionate build and very short black hair, also Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander in appearance.
