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Another armed robbery at The Glen Mall
The Glen Shopping Mall has been hit for a second time after an armed group robbed a cellphone store.
JOHANNESBURG - As Gauteng police prepare for a briefing on the recent spate of mall robberies across the province, there has been yet another armed attack at The Glen Shopping Centre.
Police say a group of men stormed a cellphone shop in the mall on Monday, making off with an undisclosed amount of money.
The police's Doniah Mothutsane says no shots were fired and no one was injured in the robbery.
"A cellular shop at The Glen Shopping Mall was robbed yesterday. The suspects fled the scene. Police are still investigating a case of armed robbery."
At least six shopping malls were targeted by thieves over the past few weeks in Johannesburg and Pretoria.
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