Couple robbed in parking lot @ Captain Mulligan's
According to reports, the two persons were in their vehicle when they were held up, allegedly at gunpoint.
The incident took place around 10:30 pm Friday night.
It is unclear what exactly was taken.
Reports are that the robber was wearing a hoodie and escaped on foot.
Police have confirmed the robbery took place.
"On Friday 20th at 10:47 a report was received of a robbery in Mulligan's parking lot. Investigations are ongoing in this matter," Police Information Officer Akia L. Thomas told Virgin Islands News Online.
"No robbery/burglary was reported for Mulligan's restaurant," Ms Thomas added.
2 robberies in one day
Sometime after 10:00am on Friday, March 20, 2020, Banco Popular on Virgin Gorda was robbed at gunpoint.
Police responded swiftly with arrests but it is not clear at this time if charges have since been laid.
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(You can read the story of Daniel for clarity and this the interpretation and verse that the Lord Jesus gave me below.)
Many of them will be revealed in these times. The interpretation is clear, and written on the wall, in your dream God is saying....these religious kings and their kingdoms will fall shortly.
'They will act religious, but they will reject the power that could make them godly... 2 Timothy 3:5'
Yes, triggered my thoughts of Civil Unrest in the making. Why? The world is in chaos with the rise of the Coronavirus. Restaurants, schools, businesses are closed. States are shutdown. People have been mandated to stay indoors. The lock down, shut down is real.
Think about this, if these states are closing borders and on lock down, don’t you think that the manufacturing plants will be closing or minimizing production of food supply?
With that said,
In all this crisis our 24 square miles of islands are over populated. Examine the BVI now,
The government increase our population so now in this crucial time with a high volume of low paid tourism workers and laborers unemployed, these islands are burdened to feed, shelter and care for everyone and their muma, papa, grannie, picknie and everyone else in the BVI. So when our food supply dwindles, referring to our imported supply of food, WTH going to happen? DOG EAT DOG!!!!!!!
Did the government plan to fail or did they fail to plan? What is the backup plan?
DID they not give thoughts to population crisis after what we went through with disaster IRMA? The looting, raping, price gouging, labor rip offs??? Yes, we all need a helper at times but we are still in a recovery phase and now a pandemic hit us. What exactly is planned to control and supply the needs of these overpopulated islands?
Let me cut this short. The country will be hungry in the absence of food resources and the crime rate will rise if attention is not given to our needs NOW. We do not have the man power to control and police Our population and therefore it is my hope that the government will call for help and get some MILITARY police on site and enforce a curfew to control the vehicle and human traffic. In addition, station the military officers at banks, pharmacies, supermarkets and all other suppliers that are required to stay open to supply our needs.
NUFF said.
1. Off shore banking
2. disrupted tourism
3. 30.9 million of smack intercepted