‘Bad’ Charged in Connection with $2-Million Robbery in Manchester

The police in the parish of Manchester have confirmed that they have arrested and charged another man in connection with a two-million-dollar robbery incident at a bar in Fine Grass district, Manchester, on Sunday, April 7.

The latest accused has been identified as 33-year-old Jamie Campbell, also known as ‘Bad’, a resident of Hopewell district in Manchester.

Campbell has been charged with Robbery With Aggravation, Unauthorized Possession of Ammunition, and Possession of a Prohibited Weapon.

His three other co-accused, 23-year-old Jovaun Levy, also known as ‘Joo’, of Sedburg district, 23-year-old Osani Tulloch, also known as ‘Sani’, of Shields Bush district, and 19-year-old Shamar Foster, also known as ‘TJ’, of Ballynure district, all in Manchester, were slapped with similar charges last week.

Reports state that around 9:00 p.m., all three men armed with handguns and crowbars held up patrons at a bar and robbed them of an undetermined sum of cash.

The men also stole cell phones, liquor, and poker machines, valued over two million dollars.

The police were summoned, and upon arrival, they gave chase and intercepted the getaway car along the Sedburg main road, apprehending the men.

The robbers then led the police to an abandoned building in Hopewell district, where a 9mm pistol fitted with a magazine containing three live rounds and other stolen property were recovered.