Two men arrested in Suva in relation to the alleged murder of 49 year old Sheik Mohammed Hassan have been taken back to Savusavu.
These two men escaped from Savusavu soon after the incident.
Spokesperson Atunaisa Sokomuri confirmed this awhile ago.
The two other suspects who are in custody in Savusavu are still being questioned by police.
No charges have been laid yet on any of the four suspects.
Police are looking for more suspects in this case.
Hassan was guarding the sawmill compound when masked men armed with cane knives and pinch bars attacked him.
They allegedly tied his hands and leg and assaulted him.
The robbers then walked away with $14,000 cash and other items.
Meanwhile, a 69 year old carpenter of Suva is in police custody for allegedly indecently assaulting two young girls earlier this week.
Assistant police spokesperson Atunaisa Sokomuri said the suspect allegedly indecently assaulted the four and five year old victims on Thursday.
Other details of the incident are sketchy at the moment.
Charges are expected to be laid soon.
Alleged killers taken back to Savusavu
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