Five Nigerians, who stormed a money exchange in Sharjah and fled with Dh2.3 million, have been arrested. .
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Two employees at the exchange were injured as they resisted the robbers. The suspects came to the country on visit visas, on March 18. .
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For two days, they studied the exchange office before deciding to commit the robbery around midnight - just before the shop was to close. .
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On March 20, four of the suspects stormed into the exchange office, while one waited in a car outside. .
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Major-General Saif Al Zeri Al Shamsi, Commander-in-Chief of the Sharjah Police, said the whole amount has been recovered.
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The police lifted forensic evidence from the site and formed a team to crack the case. The number plate of the car in which the suspects fled, was also obtained. .
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Following this lead, they arrested one of the suspects in Sharjah. This suspect led the police to the others - two in Ajman, one in Abu Dhabi and one in Ras Al Khaimah.
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The suspects, who confessed to the crime and said they intended to leave the country, have been referred to the public prosecution.

Thief

Very bad.