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Asst Insp Mahoko said a few moments after the two had been dropped, a commuter omnibus, which was heading for Shurugwi stopped at the scene to drop a female adult.
“The two unknown suspects then quickly pounced on the woman, Ms Helen Chavarika and demanded cash from her at gunpoint. Ms Chavarika handed her HP laptop. She also gave them her handbag, which contained her identity particulars and $15. The two then disappeared into the dark,” he said.
Asst Insp Mahoko said the two armed robbery incidents were then reported at Shurugwi Police Station on Monday morning.
The acting Midlands police spokesperson appealed to members of the public who might have information that could lead to the arrest of the two suspects to approach any nearest police station.
“We take this opportunity to advise motorists to desist from picking up strangers, especially during the night. We would like to warn commuters to avoid being dropped off at secluded places when travelling at night, as they risk being mugged or attacked by robbers,” he said.
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