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A truck belonging to Recino’s Imports of San Ignacio Town, Cayo, was robbed at gunpoint on Saturday night on the George Price Highway.

Three employees were travelling heading towards Cayo from Belize City in the company’s truck when as they slowed down at a pedestrian ramp a grey Ford Escape vehicle forced them to stop and robbed them of the day sales and their personal belongings.

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