Lone gunman robs Dawson's Superette in Lower Estate
The photo circulating on social media of the alleged gunman that robbed Dawson's Superette this evening, March 30, 2017. Photo: Team of Reporters
LOWER ESTATE, Tortola, VI- At around 6:00 PM today, March 30, 2017 a lone gunman robbed Dawson's Superette in Lower Estate on the main island of Tortola.
The gunman reportedly made off with all the money from the business' cash pan.
No one was reportedly injured in the robbery incident, which police are now investigating.
Meanwhile, there is a photo circulating on social media of the alleged gunman, who is seen wearing a hoodie. The alleged gunman was captured on security camera on the run.
The store is owned by former Permanent Secretary Mr Carl Dawson and his wife.
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53 Responses to “Lone gunman robs Dawson's Superette in Lower Estate”
Is laying up in Mommy house for free. When we the hard working people is getting up to go to work, they are going to bed, when we are going to bed, they are getting up to roam the streets.
@ reality: the fire department responsible for fire fighting: the electricity department responsible for supplying electricity: the police department is responsible for law enforcement: there is a very big difference between blame and responsibility: these young punks *&^%$£ our country because they know that they can get away with it: no one is casting blame on the police but responsibly and accountability is the issue here:
Wizeup you continue to prove yourself everyday as a total jac^&*. When you was a cop were you present every time a crime is in progress? If you going to tell me yes, then you need to pay back every cent you got for salary because you never arrest anyone
This is a young man who most likely still live in his parents house (because in the BVI our young men don't move out). Parents you see you unemployed or school kids with stuff you don't buy and what they surely didn't work for. Please invesrigate or call the police if something is more than suspicious. Encourage your children to turn themselves in and take responsibility for their crimes.
Just last evening I tried to leave work in time to catch this shop before they close. When I reached by the Band Stand area and looked on my clock I realized it was 5.59 and I wouldn't catch them open so I just drove straight instead of taking the turn. Now what would have happened had I gotten there at 5.55? People wake up. This thing is real
Ayo better look into to dah one.
Now, all who is wearing Nike slippers is going to be a suspect, I would think so myself. I already saw two young men in those Nike slippers with socks today and I'm like hmmmm, could it be one of them?
Jack be nibble you sound like a total £$% .From your athief you totally don't have sense so what does wearing g a hoodie got to do with the nationally of the person go get a life tola has thief so don't try blame it on out siders alone .Am sure by the way the person position them self if you out the young men in that same area to do it you would find the person that did this and he is a tolian