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A lone bandit robbed Scotia bank in Philipsburg

February 5, 2016

A lone bandit robbed Scotia bank in Philipsburg
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PHILIPSBURG, Sint Maarten — A lone bandit is said to have gotten away with an undisclosed amount of money from the Scotia bank in Philipsburg Friday morning.

The robbery is said to have made a quiet entry and gave one of the tellers a note demanding money and notifying her that there was a bomb placed on the premises.

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The teller complied with the request and after handing over the money the robber made a swift getaway. The police was notified at around 11am and when they responded the bank was evacuated and a complete search of the premises conducted.

No bomb was found and the all clear sign was given and business resumed. A full scale investigation has been launched to find this latest bank robber.

Police Spokesman Inspector Ricardo Henson spoke to our news room.

A lone bandit robbed Scotia bank in Philipsburg

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/721news/a-lone-bandit-robbed-scotia-bank-in-philipsburg/

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