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Robbery on restaurant on A.Th. Illidge. | SMN News

October 16, 2019

Robbery on restaurant on A.Th. Illidge. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The special Unit Robbery is investigating a robbery that took place on Tuesday morning, approximately 00.35 am on a well-known restaurant located on the A.Th Illidge road. According to the information, 2 male suspects both dressed in all in black and brandishing a firearm, threatened the workers of the establishment and took an undisclosed amount of cash from out of the register. After robbing the cashiers the perpetrators also took the opportunity to relieve the patrons who were at the restaurant of their wallets. The suspects fled in the direction of the Prince Bernard Bridge after committing their


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