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The Bermuda Police Service continues to advise the motoring public to slow down and to use care, caution and courtesy on the island’s roads. Additionally, we urge those traveling in cars to use their seatbelts at all times and those traveling on motorcycles to fasten their helmets and avoid making a third lane. During the week of Monday, August 18th – Monday, August 25th 2008 there were:
The majority of the vehicles removed were either auxiliary cycles or motorcycles, with 2 cars also stolen during the period. Of the 16 vehicles reported stolen 3 were subsequently recovered, including one of the cars. |
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Around 3:30pm on Monday, Police received a report of a vehicle taken without its owner’s consent. The complainant stated that sometime between 5pm on Sunday and 1pm on Monday, an unknown culprit removed the car, a red Peugeot 307 convertible license #29009, which was parked on Hermitage Road in Devonshire. Police are appealing for anyone with any information on the whereabouts of this red Peugeot 307 convertible license #29009 to contact the Roads Policing Unit on 295-0011. |
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Missing Juvenile - Found | ||
The Bermuda Police Service would like to thank the public for their assistance in locating 17 year old Seanae Smith of Sandy’s parish. The teenager attended Somerset Police Station at 8pm on Monday of her own accord and is safe and well.
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Robbery | ||
Around 7:10pm on Monday, Police received a report of a robbery. It appears that the victim, an 18 year old Devonshire man, was riding his motorcycle in the Tucker’s Point, St. George’s area when he stopped to speak with a female standing at the side of the road. While speaking to her, two unknown young black men drove up in a white truck, assaulted the victim, put his bike in the back of the truck and made good their escape. However, the Devonshire man subsequently recovered his cycle and requested no further Police action. This incident illustrates the challenges faced by Police when a crime has taken place and the victim is reluctant to follow through by making a formal complaint.
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