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Two men were arrested tonight after members of the public stopped them after a "smash and grab" robbery at Selfridges.

The two suspects were detained after coming off their moped as they tried to make a getaway from the department store in London's busiest shopping street.

Matthew Carrozo, 28, from east London, said he saw two men being apprehended by police shortly after the raid. He was having a drink with a friend outside The Draft House pub at the corner of Goodge Street and Charlotte Street when he heard the sound of a moped crashing.

He said he then saw a man run out from a nearby pizza restaurant and pin down one of the two people who were riding on the vehicle.which can be Custom RFID key tag kinds of housing. "Someone noticed a bag had fallen off the moped and that it had opened and a bunch a watches fell out,Smart Custom RFID ticketin the Electronic Data Magnetics," he said. "The duffle bag was full of watches and jewellery."

He said one man was dressed in full motorcycle gear while a second man dressed in a burka had been on the back of the moped, and fell on to the ground. "The first guy pegged it down Charlotte Street and then he was held to the ground as other people were getting involved. He really put up a struggle.Give your logo high visibility on Promotional Luggage Tags! When cops turned up they put him in the back of a van and he was kicking and screaming," said Mr Carrozo. "The other man was injured and is being attended to by paramedics. Apparently it was just an accident and the moped slipped on a grate on the ground."

Onlookers also posted photographs of the scene on Twitter, with one picture showing tiny pieces of broken glass from show cabinets that were shattered all over the floor.

A Metropolitan Police spokesman said: "Police were called at approximately 20.30 to reports of a smash and grab inside Selfridges. The gang armed with axes smashed cabinets before making off with items from the shop. It is not currently known how many people were involved."

Two of the suspects came off their moped in nearby Goodge Street, where members of the public then prevented them from leaving before officers arrived and arrested them, police added. One of the men was taken to hospital while the second man is currently in custody.

Police have confirmed insider involvement in the daring robbery at a city-based jewellery shop in KharavelaNagar on Wednesday. A few employees of the showroom are being questioned. "We have found serious involvement of insiders.features many fashionable styles of silver rings wholesale stainless steel ring, The arrested robber has confessed to it," said a senior police officer. "An employee of the showroom informed the robbers about the defunct CCTV cameras in the store," he said.

Police were left red-faced after six armed miscreants stormed into the store and decamped with ornaments worth lakhs of rupees.Our personalized stainless steel pendant and dog tag necklaces for men, While one of the six robbers was overpowered by locals and handed over to the police, the five accomplices, who are absconding, have been identified, police said.

Jewellery shop-owner did not want to comment on the involvement of insiders. "I cannot say anything about it. Police should find it out," said Sandip Kumar Sahoo.

Locals blamed the police for poor policing in the city. "Night patrolling has virtually collapsed. After banks during the day, criminals are targeting jewellery shops in the evening," said Sankarsan Mohanty, a jewellery shop manager. "At least four jewellery shops have been looted in the past six months," Mohanty said.

Apprehension of the locals assumes significance as a newlywed couple, while returning to the groom's house late on Monday night, was robbed of their gold ornaments at gun-point in Acharya Vihar. Police are still struggling to crack the case.

In the latest incident, police said they have launched manhunt to arrest the culprits. "All the five absconding thieves have been identified. They would be arrested soon," DCP Nitinjeet Singh said. Till reports last reached, police had detained one more accused in the case. However, police did not divulge anything.