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Curepe robbery accused faces Chaguanas magistrate - TTPS
A Chaguanas magistrate denied bail and has remanded into custody a Curepe man charged in connection with two robberies in Freeport.
Kwesie Morris, also known as Kwesie Corraspie, 28, who lives at Valsayn Trace, is expected to reappear at the Chaguanas Magistrates Court on Friday.
Freeport police arrested him on Wednesday.
The charges stemmed from a robbery on February 20 at the Southern Main Road, Chase Village in Chaguanas. Police contend that a 50-year-old owner was at his business place where three men entered and announced a robbery. One pointed a gun at the proprietor and relieved him of the day’s sale totalling $2,300. The gunman also stole his wallet containing two bank cheques, identification cards and an undisclosed sum of money.
He is expected to reappear at the Chaguanas Magistrates’ Court on February, 26th.
Kwesie Morris, 28, of Valsayn Trace, Curepe, was arrested and charged by Freeport officers on February 24th.
According to police reports, on February 20th, a 50-year-old proprietor was at his place of business, located at Southern Main Road, Chase Village, when three men entered and announced a robbery.
One man allegedly pointed a firearm at the proprietor and relieved him of the day’s sale totalling $2,300, his wallet containing two bank cheques, his identification cards and an undisclosed sum of money. The suspects then ran out of the establishment into neighbouring streets. In another incident, a lotto manager was at her business place when she was accosted by two men.