Police cordon off Cubao mall over attempted heist | Inquirer News

Police cordon off Cubao mall over attempted heist

/ 11:18 AM February 25, 2014

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MANILA, Philippines—At least four armed men attempted Tuesday morning to rob a jewelry store inside a mall in Cubao, Quezon City.

Radio reports said the robbers allegedly attacked First Allied Emporium Incorporated, a jewelry shop in the ground floor of Farmers Plaza, around 9:40 a.m., shortly after it opened.

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Quoting the mall security guards who witnessed the attempted heist, reports said two of the suspects broke into the shop while their other cohorts waited outside.

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Boarding motorcycles ‎without helmets, the assailants then fled and fired shots along Edsa, threatening motorists to give way as they fled.

No one was hurt in the brazen daylight robbery.

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The security guards said the motorcycles used by the suspects, who wore caps instead of helmets, had no ‎plate numbers.

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They also said the age of the suspects ranged from 25 to 30 years old.

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The robbers made off with undetermined amount of jewelry, one security guard added.

Farmers Plaza later went back to normal operation except for the jewelry store and its nearby establishments.

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The Quezon City Police District was investigating the incident.

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