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Two men in custody in relation to the attacks and robberies captured on CCTV along Victoria Parade

Two men in custody in relation to the attacks and robberies captured on CCTV along Victoria Parade
CCTV footage showing the alleged attack and robbery

Totogo Police have managed to positively identify two men allegedly involved in the attack and robbery captured on the CCTV footage along Victoria Parade.

Police confirm that the two are being interviewed and the force is now in the process of identifying the victims.

The Fiji Police Force is requesting the victims or anyone that is willing to assist them identify the victims, to come forward or call Crime Stoppers on 919 as information provided will be beneficial to the ongoing investigation into the attacks.

Police say information about the victims will be crucial to determining the outcome of the ongoing investigations.

It also assures the public that Police have put in place measures to prevent the repeat of similar attacks.

The footage is being widely circulated online.

It shows a group of people cornering people walking along Victoria Parade at night, brutally beating them up and robbing them.

A group of people are seen grabbing people and another group come and punch them up and then rob them.

They then run away.

Other people are seen walking past while the attacks continue.

By: Vijay Narayan

 

Some of the robbers along Victoria Parade have been identified by Police

Police have managed to identify some of the people who attacked and robbed other people along Victoria Parade in Suva last Sunday at around 4 o’clock in the morning.

Spokesperson, Ana Naisoro says they are in the process of locating them.

The attack and robbery was captured on CCTV footage which has been widely circulated online.

It shows a group of people cornering people walking along Victoria Parade at night, brutally beating them up and robbing them.

A group of people are seen grabbing people and another group come and punch them up and then rob them. They then run away.

Other people are seen walking past while the attacks continue.

Investigations continue.

Anyone who has any information can call the Totogo Police Station on 9905834.

By: Loata Bakalevu

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