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13 CRIMES: October 29-November 5

November 7, 2014
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The Anguilla Police reported thirteen crimes on the island during the period October 29 to November 5.

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Among the offences were six thefts at West End, Little Bay and Blowing Point. Among the stolen items were a boat, weed eater, generator and a sum of money.

There were five burglaries at Roaches Hill, Island Harbour and The Farrington. The stolen items included a flat screen television, an air-condition unit, a radio, beds, dressers, water pump and mechanical tools.

There was one report of a firearm discharge at Island Harbour, as well as a report of arson there.

Eight persons were arrested during the period as follows: Three males for disorderly conduct; two males to prevent a breach of the peace; one male on suspicion of discharging a firearm; one male for driving under the influence of alcohol; and one male for possession of cannabis.

There were three minor traffic accidents.

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