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Armed robbery at AMA Jewelry at Front Street.

November 3, 2016

Armed robbery at AMA Jewelry at Front Street.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Thursday the 3rd of November 2016, at approximately 1:40 pm, an armed robbery took place at Ama jewelers on Front Street. Three men entered the establishment with one firearm and with the use of a sledge hammer, they smashed the showcases and took an undisclosed amount of jewelry and fled the scene.
Police patrols were immediately called and went to the scene. Shortly after the Special Unit Robberies from the Detective department came to start the investigating and collect evidence in the jewelry store.
Fortunately, nobody was hurt during the robbery. Any tips about this armed robbery to catch these culprits are welcome by phone: 542 22 22 or call the free anonymous tip line #9300 or send us a Personal Message via Facebook/Police Force of Sint Maarten.

KPSM Press Release

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