The hunt is on for four men who robbed three people in different incidences in the Nasinu Corridor this week.
The Media Liaison Officer Atunaisa Sokomuri said a 27 year old man was threatened and robbed of items worth $159 in Nasole by a youth yesterday afternoon while a 22 year old clerk of Ram Sami farm in Tovata was threatened by two men with cane knives yesterday who walked away with $491 cash and a mobile phone.
Sokomuri said a staff of RB Centrepoint was robbed of more than $80 and a mobile phone in Kinoya on Monday night.
Meanwhile, the house of a 55 year old businessman was broken into in Kulukulu, Sigatoka, and $10,700 was stolen which was kept in a till yesterday. Nobody was at home during the burglary.
Police are calling on people to call crime stoppers on 919 if they have any information about these robberies.
Hunt on for 4 men
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