Armed robbery in Orange Walk

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By BBN Staff: Last night around 8:25, police visited  Mini Super Harvies Shop located in Carmelita Village, Orange Walk where Yulisa Villamil,37, reported that sometime around 8:15 pm, two dark skin male person dressed in dark clothing and covering their face entered the shop where one was armed with what appeared to be a handgun.

One of the men took  a white in color IPhone valued at $1,100.00, 1 black in color Motorola phone valued at $150.00, and $150.00 cash  in different denominations from the persons inside the store, meanwhile the next male person stole 1 black in color Andrea brand purse containing $485.00 in different denominations, 1000.00 Mexican pesos in different denominations, 1 black in color LG smart cell phone valued at $150.00, 1 black in color Samsung Galaxy 5 valued at $350.00, 1 white in color Samsung Galaxy J2  valued at $300.00,  1 white in color Samsung grand prime valued at $325.00, and 1 black in color Alcatel phone calling valued at $425.00, all to a total value of $3,435.00 and 1000.00 Mexican pesos.

After robbing the owner and the customers from the shop, they made good their escape in a white in color SUV.

Police are investigating.

 

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