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Armed robbery in Pelican.

June 13, 2016

Armed robbery in Pelican.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Friday April  8th 2016 at approximately 10.30 pm at the entrance to Billy Folly Road in Pelican, an armed robbery took place. In the attached pictures you can see the two culprits involved in this robbery. The culprits held their victims at gunpoint and robbed them of their belongings. The victims were tourist visiting the Island.
After their act the culprits left the scene of the crime in a car, make Hyundai I-20 driven by a third person.
If you can identify any of these two culprits and have any information about them and/or their whereabouts please immediately get in contact with the police department section Special Unit Robberies at the number 542-2222 extension 203, 204, 205 or 216. Or you can call the anonymous tip-line at the 9300. Any information given will be dealt with strictly confidential.

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Armed robbery in Pelican.

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