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Armed Robbers Attack Fuel Station, Sell Fuel To Customers For 3 Hours

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Armed robbers have attacked a fuel station in Zimbabwe where they carted away proceeds from sales totaling $15,000.

According to reports, the robbers literally ‘worked’ for the money they stole as they were reported to have met few cash at the station and then decided to pose at fuel attendants.

The fuel station reportedly had small cash than they anticipated. In other not to go back home with a deficit budget, they had to improvise by selling the fuel in the filling station to unsuspecting motorists who thought they were legit petrol attendance or staff of the fuel station.

According to reports, the operation lasted for about 3 hours before they left. The total amount of money carted away is yet to be officially known, but it is estimated to be around 15 thousand dollars in total.

No life was lost but many got injured during the operation.

 

 

**Lailas**

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