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From the Dover Express, 27 August, 2007
Robbers strike at men's club
TWO women cleaners were locked in a room by robbers at Dover Working
Men's Club at the weekend.
Three men entered the club, in London Road, between 7.10 and 7.30am
on Sunday when the two cleaners were the only people in the building.
The men locked the women in a room and then searched the club,
causing an estimated £750 worth of damage, and stealing a quantity of
cash.
Exactly how much was stolen has not been revealed.
Hoods
Neither of the women was injured, and they raised the alarm once the
men had left.
The offenders were all described as white men wearing hooded tops.
The first was less than six feet tall, medium build, older than a
teenager, wearing a dark waist length jacket with a hood.
The second man was medium to stocky build, wearing a hooded jacket,
and the third man was shorter than the other two, with a light coloured
hooded top. All three had their hoods up.
• Anyone who has information about this incident is asked to contact
police on 01303 289180, or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111. Calls to
Crimestoppers are free, callers do not have to give their name, and
could be eligible for reward.
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