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    Vermont man Charged for Armed Robbery

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    Police arrested and charged Glenville Harry, 34 years old Bartender of Vermont with the offence of Robbery. Police investigations revealed that on the 14th September, 2018, Harry being armed with a gun robbed a resident of Villa of a quantity of items including $630.00ECC and $115.00USD in cash and at the time of doing so and in order to do so put the said resident in fear. Harry was also charged for the unlawful and malicious wounding of Grafton McDowald, 47 years old Labourer of Brighton to wit “by striking him in his head with a gun on the 14th September, 2018 about 9:00pm in Brighton.

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