RADHICA DE SILVA
radhica.sookraj@guardian.co.tt
Gun-toting robbers intercepted a vehicle along a lonely teak road in Barrackpore and robbed the driver of his vehicle, cash and valuables.
The victim Imran Ali told police he had no chance of escaping as the robbers boarded his van at gunpoint.
He told police around 12:15 pm on Sunday he was driving his white Kia van registered TCF-2694, east along the Rochard Douglas Road when upon reaching the vicinity of the teak he was blocked by a gold Mazda BT-50 registration number unknown.
The robbers wore dark clothing and ski masks over their faces. One of them pushed the gun at Ali's head and then boarded the vehicle.
They took Ali to Saunders Trace St Mary's Village Moruga Road where they robbed him of a black Samsung AO1 Core cellphone valued at $600 and $900 in cash. They then left Ali in a bushy area and escaped with his van valued at $ 56,000.
Ali managed to call for help and made his way to the Barrackpore Police Station where he made a report. The vehicle has not yet been recovered.
