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Police Report: 17 Serious Crimes: October 24 – 31

November 2, 2012
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There were a total of seventeen serious crimes committed inAnguilladuring the period

 

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October 24 to 31, according to the police report on Wednesday.

 

Among the offences there twelve theft at Corito, North Valley, East End, Long Bay, West End, The Quarter, South Valley and South Hill.

 

The items stolen were a Blackberry phone, bed sets, cutleries, a bicycle, a game bird, a flat screen television, a truck battery, an IPod docket and a surrounding system.

 

There were five burglaries at Roaches Hill,ShoalBayand South Hill.

 

Among the items stolen were vegetables, perfume and a passport.

 

Thirteen arrests were made during the period as follows: Eight males and two females for Immigration purposes; one male to prevent a breach of the peace; one male for theft and one male for burglary.

 

There were three traffic accidents during the period.

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