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Bandits, rob, beat Craig man  

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March 7, 2021
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Police are investigating an alleged robbery under arms committed on 45-year-old Eyon Campbell of Buzz Bee Dam, Craig, East Bank Demerara.

The incident occurred on Saturday and was executed by three assailants armed with a handgun and cutlasses, police said in a press release. The victim was relieved of $350,000 cash, one DVD player, one 42-inch Sony television and one black Samsung J2 Core cellphone valued $35,000.  Enquires disclosed that the victim lives alone in a flat concrete structure in a fenced yard and on Friday about 21:00 hours, the victim secured his home by its means provided and subsequently retired to bed.  About 02:30 hours, he was awoken by footsteps in his bedroom and was subsequently confronted by the three assailants who demanded cash and valuables.

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The victim immediately handed over his money mentioned, but they demanded further cash which the victim indicated he did not have. One of the armed assailants then dealt the victim a chop to his head and several lashes about his body causing him to receive injuries. They further relieved him of the other articles mentioned and made good their escapes via a northern door, from where they gained entry into the house. The victim thereafter proceeded to the Woodlands Hospital where he sought medical treatment for his injuries and was subsequently discharged.

A report was lodged and ranks from Golden Grove Police Station visited the scene.

Investigations are in progress.

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