5K Reward for Credible Information in Home Invasion
The Royal Police force of Antigua and Barbuda is conducting investigations into an alleged home invasion at Jolly Harbour.
On Monday, July 8, 2024 at around 9:00pm, four male suspects, forcibly entered the home of an elderly man at Jolly Harbour.
The perpetrators then stole a sum of money, a laptop and personal documents.
The victim was then assaulted by the perpetrators.
The Police are appealing to anyone with information and/or who may have seen any suspicious person in the area during or after the incident to contact the Bolans Police Station at 46-1080 or call Crimestoppers Hotline at 800-8477.
A reward is offered for any credible information leading to the arrest of the suspects.
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