(CNS): Police have confirmed that they're investigating an armed robbery of a pizza delivery driver in West Bay. According to reports on News 27, an individual had called Gino's Pizza delivery service at around 10pm on Wednesday evening (28 July) but when the driver arrived at the home delivery address on Billie Manderson Drive, off Town Hall Road, three men appeared from behind the home with their faces covered, one armed with what appeared to be a knife or a screwdriver. They demanded money, but instead the driver gave them the four pizza boxes and two bottles of soda. The men took the pizza and soda, and then ran away. Police say the person who lives at the home was not aware of any delivery.

Meanwhile, a George Town church was burgled this week and electronics were taken from the school area. The Power of Faith Deliverance Ministry in the swamp area lost a 27-inch flat screen Sonia Errison TV, a DVD player, flat screen computer with hard drive, wall mount for the TV, and a PA system. As an NGO church officials say the church will have to do some fundraising as a result of this crime to replace the equipment so they can keep offering the low cost school support. Police are asking those with any details on the burglary to come forward.