Philipsburg:--- Two Haitians nationals are among four armed bandits that were arrested early Monday morning reported police spokesman Ricardo Henson. Henson said police were called to Guana Bay shortly after 9 am after four men had stormed a house and robbed the occupants under the threat of a firearm. According to the police spokesman the ring leaders of the robbery appeared to be the two Haitians nationals who refused to cooperate with the investigators saying they cannot speak English. "Already we can see that these two suspects have no remorse by the way they are acting." Henson said.
Police arrested four suspects who had just robbed a home in Guana Bay, Henson said several police cars responded to the scene to investigate, he said while on their way they noticed a green jeep with license plate 730 ZBS 971 with four men inside speeding out of Guana Bay road. Police he said managed to stop the jeep and conducted a control. Police arrested the four men whom they identified as R.F.G from St. Maarten, H.R from the Dominican Republic and F.Y and J.M from Haiti. Police also recovered the firearm a .38 caliber, clothing as well as a black briefcase that was stolen from the victim. The police spokesman said the case is currently being investigated by the armed robbery unit.
