Ilang customer sa isang kainan sa Rizal, ninakawan ng 5 holdaper

- Armed robbers attacked customers at a diner in Baras, Rizal, on Thursday

- One customer was injured after being struck with a gun for hesitating to hand over his phone

- The victims claimed nearby police officers refused to assist them

- Baras Municipal Police are now investigating the incident and pursuing the suspects

A terrifying incident unfolded at a diner in Baras, Rizal, as five robbers wearing helmets targeted the establishment on Thursday, assaulting and robbing customers.

This was reported by Vonne Aquino on '24 Oras.'

The attack, which took place on Marilaque Highway in Barangay Pinugay, was captured on CCTV, revealing the robbers' violence.

One customer suffered a head injury after being hit with a gun for hesitating to hand over his phone.

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The robbers also forcibly took other customers' belongings, including cell phones, helmets, and a wristwatch.

One suspect even entered the cashier’s booth, attempting to steal from the cash register, but failed to open it and left.

After the robbery, the victims sought help from nearby police officers. However, according to one victim, the officers refused to assist, stating that the area was not within their jurisdiction.

The staff at the diner believe the robbery was premeditated.

They immediately reported the incident to the Baras Municipal Police, who promptly responded and are now actively investigating the case.

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KAMI also previously reported about a 16-year-old boy who got trapped in a river in Maasin, Iloilo, while searching for a phone signal. Rescuers, including police, firefighters, and local residents, quickly responded to the scene. The situation took a surprising turn when a resident walked through the river to rescue the boy, revealing the water was shallow. The rescue ended in laughter as the boy was safely escorted out of the river.

Source: KAMI.com.gh