POLICE are searching for the thieves who robbed a store employee of an undetermined amount of cash in the parking lot of the Marathon Mall.
Shortly after 9am yesterday, a male employee of a clothing store was in the mall's southwestern parking lot when two men inside a blue Nissan March approached. One of the men had a firearm and robbed the store employee of a bank deposit bag containing cash.
While it has been speculated on social media that thousands were stolen, police would not confirm the amount.
The investigation is ongoing.
Comments
EasternGate 5 years, 8 months ago
Inside job
Giordano 5 years, 8 months ago
These things,are completely preventable. All parking lot section,in a place like Marathon Mall,in my opinion,should have at least ONE,police officer ON FOOT patrolling that particular area and that should be beside the TWO OFFICERS IN THE GOLFCAR that we normally see riding around. That mean,in the southeastern area by Kelly,First Caribean Bank,Wendy's and so on,that area or parking lot,has FOUR SECTIONS which means, FOUR POLICE OFFICERS. Saturation?,seems like. That's what it takes to keep us safe and confident. So many "Big Belly Police Officers" that should be patrolling on foot, limited areas,like that. The Mall should add "Punching Clock" in order to these kind of officers walk from end to end,reaching those clock,every half hour so they stop raping the BMI(Body Max Index) keeping themselves in good shape and healthy.Also one of them should wear a Santa Claus 'uniform to entertain the children anywhere in The Mall. It takes vission to correct and use the right approach to crime in The Bahamas.
bogart 5 years, 8 months ago
Da Mall needs to hav its own Mall Cops Security Force to patroll dere own businesses and private property area.....an lets the Bahamian taxpaying RBPF Royal Bahamas Police Force .....be patrolling pore Bahamian areas where there is none or little ......its time these private businesses get their own Mall Security ......or hire more private security force...
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