Armoured Car Company Robbed in Liberia By Man Applying For Job
There is a new twist to committing robberies. The case was reported in Liberia (Guanacaste) where a man, on the pretext of applying for a job at the Tecno Pro company, he and three others robbed the firm of ¢150 million colones (us$303.000).

The men tied up the general manager of operations, Erik Rodríguez, after forcing him to open the vault that they believed to hold millions of colones. Tecno Pro is an armoured car company that transfers valuables.

Rodríguez told police that at 7am, the man, taking advantage that the company was looking to hire, to apply for a job. When Rodríguez opened the door, the man handed him his job application and quickly drew a gun, forcing entry for himself and three of his accomplices.

Leaving him tied, it wasn't until 9am, when other employees came in to work, that police could be called. By that time, the thieves had well made their getaway.