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Armed Robbery committed on Supermarket on W. J. A Nisbeth Road. | SMN News

October 1, 2019

Armed Robbery committed on Supermarket on W. J. A Nisbeth Road. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Thursday, September 30th, 2019 the owner of a supermarket located in the area of W.J A Nisbeth road contacted the police for assistance after they were a victim of an armed robbery. The robbery took place during the evening hours at approximately 8:30 pm.
According to the report received from the victims, two men brandishing firearms came into the establishment and managed to escape with the day’s earnings. The two suspects fled the scene on foot in the direction of the Long Wall road. The Special Unit is busy with the investigation. Anyone with further details


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