By Trina A. San Agustin
Variety News Staff

THE Guam Police Department arrested a Dededo resident for his alleged involvement in an early Friday morning armed robbery.
Efaim Millora Sazon, 19, is charged with leaving the scene with property damage, robbery, use of a deadly weapon in the commission of a felony, and driving under the influence with a blood alcohol content of over .08.
GPD public information officer Allan Guzman said officers responded to the Fatima Mobil in Dededo on a reported armed robbery.
Preliminary investigation showed that Sazon entered the Mobil station at 3:30 a.m. on Friday and pointed a knife at the cashier.
“With the knife at the cashier, Sazon demanded cigarettes. He then fled in a red Hyundai Accent towards Route 1 and Santa Monica Drive. At that point, the Hyundai struck a Toyota Four-Runner on the roadway and eventually veered off the roadway and struck a parked vehicle on Santa Monica Drive. Sazon, the driver of the Hyundai, fled the scene,” Guzman told Variety.
Police officers later learned about Sazon receiving medical treatment at Guam Memorial Hospital which led to his arrest for the robbery and accident.
Man surrenders after making threats
On Thursday morning, acting Police Chief Capt. Paul Suba received a call from the Governor’s Office telling him that someone had made a threat on the governor, the lt. governor and the attorney general.
Suba later received a call at his office from a male individual who identified himself to be the same caller that made the threat call to the Governor’s Office. Security measures were taken and several individuals were interviewed and checked.
Guzman said GPD’s Criminal Investigation Section, SWAT, patrol, and other assisting sections were activated.
“At about 5:45 p.m. on Jan. 4, the caller surrendered to a relative and was relinquished over to the Guam Police without incident. The individual was transported to CID for further questioning. No further details were provided,” Guzman stated.
Police did not disclose the identity of the man.