On Wednesday, November 8, a Cashew Hill man fell prey to a frightening robbery on Golden Grove Main Road. Around 12:15 a.m., the victim, sitting in his blue Nissan X-trail jeep valued at $35,000, was approached by three young males clad in dark-colored attire, all brandishing firearms.
Following a call to the 911 emergency hotline, the victim reported the theft of his vehicle and two cell phones at gunpoint.
The armed assailants, speaking with distinct Antiguan accents, demanded the victim exit the vehicle before rifling through his pockets and seizing his phones.
The perpetrators swiftly escaped in the stolen vehicle towards the Antigua State College vicinity.
A subsequent police search proved partially successful, as one of the victim’s cell phones—an iPhone XS—was recovered near the Multi-Purpose Cultural and Exhibition Centre. However, the vehicle and the second phone remain missing.
Investigations are ongoing to apprehend the suspects and recover the stolen property.
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How did they link a lost cell phone to the Golden Grove robbery? Is it that they robbed someone in the vicinity of multipurpose and a report was made of a robbery using a black x-trail and a cell phone was dropped during robbery??
Heading to State college from which direction and isn’t there a tracker on this IPHONE?
Criminals can never be caught. Just a matter of time before our society have enough do their own citizen arrest.
The amount said is enough for now. Base on where he was , the vehicle headed towards the state college heading into the multi purpose center perry Bay area. there must be something that make the police link the phone to the vehicle. That is enough for social media at this time. Don’t try to educate the arm robbers.
Seems we have gone Jamaica Guyana Trinidad and DR style.
We too small for this style.
Read to understand folks. The phone found was not a random phone. It no longer to the victim. It was found precisely because it is possible to track iPhones.
I would think that if the assailants fled in the direction of the state college and the phone was later found at multipurpose that the robbery took place somewhere south of the college and the robbers headed north after their crime.
While ANR is notorious for lackluster reporting, I think sufficient information is in this story to draw those conclusions if we choose to do a bit of critical thinking.
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