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Suspects arrested for possession of stolen vehicle.

January 31, 2022

Suspects arrested for possession of stolen vehicle.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On January 2, 2022, two tourists were robbed on Mullet Bay Beach by two culprits brandishing knives. They robbed the victims of their rental car.
In the follow-up investigation, two individuals were arrested for being in possession of this stolen vehicle.

In the course of this investigation, more supporting items were collected. Items that were seized and recovered from the vehicle point to other individuals believed to be involved in this incident, which may lead to more arrests in the near future.

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The Special Unit Robbery (SUR) is requesting any information from persons, who may know the suspects connected ...


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