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A man wearing a red dress, straw hat, mask, a pair of sneakers and carrying a handbag, robbed the CIBCFirstCaribbean Bank at Wildey, St Michael of an undisclosed amount of money on Thursday afternoon.
Police public relations officer, acting inspector Rodney Inniss, said the man might have also been wearing a grey long-sleeved shirt under the dress.
He told Nation News at the scene they received the call of a robbery in progress around 12:15 p.m. The person approached the teller and presented a note demanding cash in specific denominations.
Inniss said the teller did as she was trained to respond in such situations, and handed over some money. The robber put it in a bag and walked out of the bank.
by Bajan Reporter / December 17th, 2020
The students of
Reynolds Weekes Primary School recently had a most valuable lesson – that when you do good, good will follow you, you can benefit others, sometimes even a long time after your good deed!
Winslow Moore indicates to Michelle Whitelaw and Anderson Bishop where the walkway will go on the school’s compound
Sometime last year, four pupils of the St. Philip school found a wallet and returned it to the owner. They were applauded for their honesty and good community spirit and were rewarded by some members of the public. One visitor to the island – a British Secret Service Agent even paid for lunch for them and their parents. In the words of their Principal ‘