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POLICE REPORT

June 20, 2014
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The Anguilla Police reported on Wednesday that nine crimes were committed on the island during the period June 11-18.

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Among the offences were four thefts in Chalvilles, Sandy Ground and The Valley. The stolen items included ducks, goats, an IPhone and a sum of money.

There were also five burglaries in Stoney Ground, The Forest and The Valley. Among the stolen items were a video recorder, cellular phones and money.

Nine persons were arrested during the period as follows: four males to prevent a breach of the peace; three males for immigration purposes; one male for unlawful sexual intercourse; and one male on a default warrant.

Three traffic accidents, one involving injuries to a young child, were reported.

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