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Gun, knife wielding bandits invade Providence housewife

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
December 24, 2020
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…cart off with pistol, ammunition, TV, laptop, jewelry and phones

Armed bandits invaded the home of a Providence, East Bank Demerara (EBD) housewife Wednesday afternoon tying up three persons who were in the house at the time before robbing them of their valuables.

Police said that at about 15:00h, four armed bandits, two armed with hand guns and the other two with knives, exited a grey tinted Toyota Fielder and entered the two-storey house through a southern door which was open at the time and held a 17-year-old known only as Camyla, who resides at the said location, the maid Alomi Daniels of Blue Berry Hill Squatting Area, Linden and the owner Sherry Jackson at gun point and demanded gold and cash.

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The bandits then tied the trio and ransacked the house. They took a licenced .32 smith & wesson pistol and fourteen .32 live ammunitions valued $340,000 from a drawer in Camyla’s bedroom.

The robbers also carted off with a Samsung Smart television valued at $500,000, one Samsung S9 cellphone valued at $140,000, an iPhone 11 valued $230,000, a Play Station 4 video game which cost $100,000, one HP laptop computer valued at $230,000, a quantity of jewelry totaling $500,000 in value and $50,000 cash.

Daniels was also robbed of her Alcatel phone which was valued at $5,000.

Police said the bandits made good their escape in an unknown direction. No shots were fired.

Investigations are ongoing.

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