Robbers turn to army fatigues

Botswana Police Service Spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Christopher Mbulawa
Botswana Police Service Spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Christopher Mbulawa

Four men who allegedly robbed Choppies at gunpoint in Shoshong last week are said to have entered the store donning military uniform.

A Choppies employee says one of the three men who entered the retailer carried a rifle and two pistols.

The fourth allegedly waited outside in the getaway car. The source alleges that police were called immediately the suspects entered the shop. The police reportedly arrived after the suspects had fled the scene.

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