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Tropicana Casino Robbed by Three Armed men --- Call police hotline if Z-2800 is spotted.

April 11, 2016

Tropicana Casino Robbed by Three Armed men --- Call police hotline if Z-2800 is spotted.
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Cole Bay:--- Three Armed men entered the Tropicana Casino in Cole Bay and robbed the establishment of cash. Details on exactly how much monies were stolen is not yet known. Police Spokesman Ricardo Henson said the three men entered the casino armed with guns and committed the robbery, after which they managed to escape in a grey van bearing the number place Z- 2800. Persons are asked to call the police if they spot the vehicle but should take the necessary precautions and not approach the vehicle as the culprits are armed.

 

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Tropicana Casino Robbed by Three Armed men --- Call police hotline if Z-2800 is spotted.

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