BREAKING NEWS. Armed Robbery Scotia Bank Simpson Bay. (UPDATED)

June 9, 2017

PHILIPSBURG:--- An armed robbery took place moments ago at Scotia Bank Simpson Bay. Police Spokesman Ricardo Henson confirmed that an armed robbery took place at the Scotia Bank in Simpson Bay but said details are sketchy. Henson said the police are busy searching the area for the culprits and as soon as he has more information it will be made available. SMN News learned moments ago that police that is combing the area in Simpson Bay to capture the armed bandits recovered some monies on the beach in Simpson Bay while one of the robbers was shot. So far no confirmation from police as they are still busy with the manhunt.

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/breaking-news-armed-robbery-scotia-bank-simpson-bay-updated/

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