Police said a 39-year-old female clerk was beaten and robbed of $2 million at Caneview Avenue in South Ruimveldt, Georgetown on Friday.
The suspects remain at large.
According to a police news release, at around 14:38 hours, the clerk collected the cash from the head office of her place of employment (which was not identified) so that she could pay a group of workers who were at South Ruimveldt.
Police said when the clerk arrived at the location, she parked her car and was waiting to pay the workers as she usually does.
However, while in the car, according to the police, she noticed six unidentifiable men on XR motorcycles approached her. Two of them, who were pillion riders, dismounted and approached her with firearms drawn.
According to police, the bandits demanded she hand over the money, however, she refused.
Thereafter, the police said, the men forced open the door on the driver’s side the woman was in, pulled her out and hit her to the stomach and face.
One of bandits then picked up the cash, which was secured in an envelope while another accomplice discharged three rounds from his firearm – one in the air and two in the direction of the car – before they escaped.
