Thursday, March 28, 2024

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Over $3,000 stolen from island business woman

San Pedro Police are investigating an armed robbery, which occurred on Friday, November 17th at an establishment known as Procell Store located on Sea Grape Street south of San Pedro Town. The incident occurred around 4:30PM, while the proprietor, Gladys Adelita Cortez, was tending to a customer. She reported that two male persons entered the shop and then one of them threatened her with a firearm. The thieves then proceeded to take cash and electronic devices valued at a total of $3,150.00, before making good escape.
The official report from the police states that while Cortez was held at gun point the other assailant went behind the counter, opened the draw and took all the cash. He then proceeded to the showcase and took some cellular phones as well. The duo then escorted her to the shop’s repair room and took a black DVR and a 16 inch monitor used for the surveillance camera of the business.
Police are investigating.
Anyone with information regarding this robbery is asked to contact the San Pedro Police Station at 206-2022.

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