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Chinese supermarket robbed, Female victims robbed.

November 17, 2016

Chinese supermarket robbed, Female victims robbed.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Wednesday, November 16, 2016, at approximately 01.15 pm (One fifteen) in the afternoon a Chinese supermarket located on the Ginger road was robbed by an assailant wielding a machete. No one was hurt during this incident. Detectives are busy investigating this robbery.

Female victims
PHILIPSBURG: In two unrelated instances female victims were robbed by bandits on scooters. One took place on the Rhine road in Mullet Bay at approximately 19.45 pm (quarter to eight) and the second victim was robbed at approximately 20.00 pm (eight o’clock) at her place of work located at her Place of work (Robbery’s Lottery). In both instances, an undisclosed amount of money was taken. Detectives are busy with the details surrounding these two separate cases.

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