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Charlestown businessman shot and robbed by armed gunmen - Stabroek News

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A Charlestown businessman was shot twice and robbed of $200,000 after four men invaded his premises on Wednesday afternoon.

The article Charlestown businessman shot and robbed by armed gunmen appeared first on Stabroek News.

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