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Jun 25, 2018 News
The proprietor of Caesar’s Palace Hotel was robbed of $75,000 in cash and several cellular phones, while she was seated in the lobby area of the business place.
The robbery occurred at about 00:15hrs, yesterday at Lot 32 Delph Street, Campbellville, Georgetown.
The victim, Roxanne Rollex, 52, of Sparendaam, East Coast Demerara, according to the police, was robbed of a black hand bag valued $10,000, $75,000, a Samsung Galaxy S5 cell phone valued $60,000,a Samsung Galaxy valued $65,000,a BLU cell phone valued $16,000 and a quantity of personal documents.
Investigations disclosed that Rollex was seated in the lobby of the hotel, when a man entered through the northern door and went to the receptionist, Tenesha Rollex, and requested to book a room.
Police say that the man left, and upon his return, pointed a gun at Rollex and relieved her of her valuables. He then escaped. Several persons in the area were questioned by the police, but no useful information was received.
Police are in the process of reviewing CCTV cameras from the area.
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