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Saturday, 20 April, 2002, 17:24 GMT 18:24 UK
Knife held to driver's throat
A taxi driver has had a knife held to his throat during an armed robbery in County Tyrone.
It happened on Saturday morning in the car park of the Glenavon Hotel near Cookstown. A male back seat passenger threatened the driver and demanded money. The robber then made off on foot through the hotel grounds, with a small amount of cash. He is described as about 18-years-old, 5ft 5ins tall, of slight build and with a spotty complexion.
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