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Attempted robbery gone wrong leaves 4 men injured.

March 6, 2018

Attempted robbery gone wrong leaves 4 men injured.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Two robbers found themselves in the hospital with injuries after attempting to rob two other men at the tennis court across from the St.Maarten medical center. During the attempt, the victims surprisingly fought back the assailants causing them to flee the scene. The victims, who sustained minor injuries went to the medical center for treatment and the police were notified. Shortly after the robbers themselves who apparently also suffered injuries, came seeking medical attention as well. They were immediately arrested after receiving treatment. The detective department is investigating this incident.
KPSM Press Release.

http://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/28594-attempted-robbery-gone-wrong-leaves-4-men-injured.html

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