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Armed robbery in St. Peters area. Public advised to take more precautions as Armed Robberies increased. | SMN News

March 27, 2020

Armed robbery in St. Peters area. Public advised to take more precautions as Armed Robberies increased. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Special Unit Armed Robbery is investigating an armed robbery with a firearm that took place on the Grapefruit Road in St.Peters.
On the scene, the police patrol learned that 5 men all dressed in dark clothing, one of the men armed with a handgun approached a scooter rider who was parked on the side of the road, under the threat of the weapon they forced the rider to hand over his scooter.
After robbing the young victim of his scooter the suspects fled all in different directions.
The police force is asking the


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