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Bandits rob policeman of XR motorcycle  

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July 12, 2021
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Gunmen Friday night robbed a policeman of his motorcycle while he was in the company of his teenage sister on Spurwing Drive, South Ruimveldt, Georgetown, police have reported.

According to the police enquiries disclosed that the 23-year-old policeman and his 14-year-old sister- the pillion rider – were heading north along Spurwing Drive, South Ruimveldt, when two suspects rode up behind them on a motorcycle of their own.  The pillon rider pulled out a handgun from his pants waist, pointed it at the victims and demanded them to stop while discharging three rounds in the air.

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The victim complied and his motorcycle was taken away by the perpetrator who then mounted the victim’s motorcycle and rode away in the company of his accomplice. The matter was reported to the police and investigations are underway.

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