PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. – A woman has been charged after four armed robberies in Prince Albert, Sask. The robberies happened between July 27 and Aug. 7.
Police say in each robbery, a woman entered businesses in the West Hill and Midtown areas, produced a syringe and demanded cash.
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The description of the woman was the same in each robbery.
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Police have charged Carmine Patty Nayneecassum, 33, with four counts of armed robbery. The Prince Albert woman will make her next provincial court appearance on Tuesday.
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