Quick response from Lopinot villagers on Wednesday afternoon led to the capture of two bandits who tried to rob a man.
Police said members of the Northern Division Task Force received a report of loud explosions at around 12.44 pm at Lopinot Village and went to the area, where they found a group of villagers calling out to them.
The people explained they had cught a man who they suspected was a bandit involved in a recent home invasion.
Shortly after police got another report that a second bandit had been held a short distance away.
Arouca police arrested both men.
They were found with a gold watch, believed to be stolen from the home owner, and a magazine containing 25 rounds of 5.56 ammunition.
Investigators said a third man was seen running away with a gun wrapped in cloth and managed to escape.
Arouca police are continuing enquiries.
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