Arima bandits rob delivery man, steal pizzas, cash

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Arima bandits rob delivery man, steal pizzas, cash

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo. A 47-year-old pizza delivery man was robbed by men posing as customers in Arima on Sunday afternoon. Police said the man received an order at around 3 pm and went to Main Road, Maturita, Arima, to make the delivery. On reaching the address, he was confronted by two men wearing ski masks and hoodies who pointed a gun at him and announced a robbery. The men stole $3,300 […]

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