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Kaieteur News – A 22-year-old receptionist and a 37-year-old carpenter were robbed of cash and a cell phone on Monday by three armed masked men.
Sarah McDonald an employee of Shades of Grey Inn, located at lot 1938 Herstelling, East Bank Demerara, was relieved of $900,000, property of Shades of Grey Inn. Kevin Elgin was robbed of one samsung A21 cellphone valued $60,000.
According to police, McDonald was working in the bar when the three suspects entered the bar. One of the men asked for a bottle of water, and while McDonald was in the process of cashing, one of the other males turned off the lights. The suspect who requested the water went to the cash register while armed with a hand gun, and took the money from it. Elgin, who was in the bar at the time, was also robbed.
The suspects fled the scene and made good their escape in a black Toyota fielder wagon, the number plate is unknown. Several persons were contacted and interviewed.
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