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Man Arrested in GT /Stabbing in WB Wed (11)/Traffic through central George Town this morning (12)

Man aArrested in George Town Friday (13) morning on suspicion of burglary

From RCIPS Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 10:10 AM

Officers responded about 2:15AM this morning, Friday, 13 November, to a report of a disturbance at a residence in the vicinity of Rock Hole Road in George Town. Family members at the residence had attempted to detain a man on their property and an altercation had ensued. The man, age 46, from George Town, was arrested nearby by officers on suspicion of Burglary. Both the suspect and the family members were treated at George Town Hospital for minor injuries sustained during the incident. The suspect remains in custody assisting police with their investigation.

 

Stabbing in West Bay Wednesday (11) evening

From RCIPS Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 12:11 PM

About 9:20PM yesterday, 11 November, officers responded to a report of a stabbing at a residence in the vicinity of Elibush Lane in West Bay.  The victim, a male, age 26, of West Bay, was transported to George Town Hospital where officers spoke to him. He was stabbed once in the abdomen in what appears to have been a dispute between friends. Officers later arrested a man, age 24, of West Bay, on suspicion of Wounding. 

 The victim is reported to be in stable condition. The suspect is currently in custody.

Traffic through central George Town this morning (12)

From RCIPS Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 10:13 AM

Motorists in central George Town this morning experienced longer delays than usual due to the construction of a stage for Pirates’ Week activities this evening.  Harbour Drive was closed  at 6pm last night as requested by the organizers to allow for the construction of the stage last night, but was due to be fully re-opened at 6AM this morning.  It was re-opened, however, a portion of the stage protruded into the road, blocking one of the lanes of Harbour Drive.  Officers responded to the situation by directing and diverting traffic, but the reduction of Harbour Drive to a single lane caused serious delays.

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