Marabella robbery accused granted $20,000 bail

A 28-year-old man from Marabella has been granted $20,000 cash bail, charged with robbery with violence. A police statement on September 20 said Nakeido Jackson, of Raffique Jumadeen Drive, faced a master in the High Court on September 19. The charge stemmed from a robbery in the district on September 7. The police contend that the victim, 24, was at his mini-mart where three men pretending to be customers walked into the yard and asked for cigarettes. As the proprietor went to get the items, they announced a robbery, and one struck him on the head, causing an injury. The victim was then forced into his home, on the same compound, where the men took $3,000, which represented the day's sales. They also took two gold beras (wristbands) worth $4,200 each and one cigarette bag with an assortment of cigarettes valued at $500. The men then escaped in a white Nissan Tiida. Marabella police were informed, and they responded and arrested the suspect. The mini-mart owner was taken to the hospital, where he was treated and discharged. The case was adjourned to October 16. The post Marabella robbery accused granted $20,000 bail appeared first on Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.

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