Local News Cashier shot at ShopSmart robbery by Sandy Deane 25/11/2020 written by Sandy Deane Updated by Stefon Jordan 25/11/2020 1 min read A+A- Reset Police conducting investigations at Shop Smart Express in Worthing, Christ Church. Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 257 Two armed gunmen abruptly disrupted a routine evening of business at ShopSmart Express in Worthing, Christ Church this afternoon, leaving one employee nursing a gunshot injury. Police said they received a report just after 4 p.m. that a cashier at the establishment had been robbed and shot. Within minutes, a team of investigators arrived at the scene and Acting Police Public Relations Officer Inspector Rodney Inniss later told reporters that a 24-year-old male employee was shot twice in the abdomen. “Two men entered the establishment and demanded money and there was a confrontation,” Inniss said, detailing the outcome of preliminary investigations. The victim was rushed to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital for treatment. Distraught employees at the scene were reluctant to speak but one worker told Barbados TODAY it was a scary experience. You Might Be Interested In Crystal Beckles-Holder, 2nd runner up in regional competition GUYANA: Body of child found after gold mine collapses Barbadians asked to help with return tickets for Haitians “It was something that was traumatic. It is never easy to see a co-worker get shot. We were afraid,” said the employee who did not want to be identified. At the time of publication, police said the extent of the victim’s injuries was still unknown. However, Inspector Inniss assured that investigations were continuing, and appealed to members of the public who had information that may lead to the capture of the culprits, who fled the scene, to call the nearest police station. Sandy Deane You may also like More than 2 000 workers to be appointed to Public Service —... 16/12/2025 Forde calls for upgrade of island’s sporting product 16/12/2025 Data without borders – The global reach of surveillance and Caribbean vulnerabilities 16/12/2025