Man breaks into house, robs woman, hits sister with machete
<span style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 12.222222328186px; line-height: 13.7999992370605px;">According to court documents Raymond Navarro was picked up by police in connection to a robbery that occurred on June 14th.</span>
July 3, 2014Updated: July 3, 2014
By KUAM News
By KUAM News by Krystal Paco
Guam - It appears to be a drug transaction that turned violent.
According to court documents Raymond Navarro was picked up by police in connection to a robbery that occurred on June 14th.
He along with another individual identified in court documents as Michael Castro allegedly forced their way into a Sinajana home and held a woman at knife point and robbed her of more than $450. Not only was the woman injured but her sister was also hurt after being struck in the head with a machete. Court documents state further investigation revealed the incident was more than just a robbery but allegedly a drug sale that was never consummated.
Guam - It appears to be a drug transaction that turned violent.
According to court documents Raymond Navarro was picked up by police in connection to a robbery that occurred on June 14th.
He along with another individual identified in court documents as Michael Castro allegedly forced their way into a Sinajana home and held a woman at knife point and robbed her of more than $450. Not only was the woman injured but her sister was also hurt after being struck in the head with a machete. Court documents state further investigation revealed the incident was more than just a robbery but allegedly a drug sale that was never consummated.