man fell from a convertible car while it was moving along Pomander Road, in Paget.

Officers arrived to find the man lying in the road apparently unconscious, after sustaining a head injury when he stood up in the seat of the car.

The single vehicle accident occurred at 8.30 p.m. The man was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital.

TRAFFIC OFFENCES PILE UP CTS Traffic offences pile up A 28-year-old man will get his day in court soon when he will appear before a magistrate for several traffic and offensive language offences.

The man was stopped by Police at 12.50 a.m. yesterday for riding without a properly fastened helmet along Front Street in Hamilton.

He became verbally abusive and threatening toward the officers and despite being warned he continued to use offensive language.

The man was arrested and taken to Hamilton Police Station where several traffic violations were subsequently discovered. He has been released on bail.

POLICE PROBE `DOMESTIC INCIDENT' CRM Police probe `domestic incident' A woman was taken to hospital with injuries Saturday night after she was allegedly assaulted at a club.

The incident -- which Police say appears to be a domestic incident -- occurred at 10.15 at the Hamilton Parish Workmen's Club and the woman required eight stitches for a cut above her left eye.

The woman was not detained in hospital. Police inquiries are continuing.

MAN RECOVERS FROM STABBING CRM Man recovers from stabbing A Sandys man is recovering from stab wounds in a general ward at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital after an alleged altercation early Saturday morning in St. David's.

A 19-year-old man suffered unspecified injuries -- which are not thought to be life threatening -- after an incident at St. David's Cricket Club.

FOUR STAR TO THE RESCUE FLG ENT Four Star to the rescue Faster than a supersonic jet, a fast food restaurant came to the rescue of airline passengers forced to land in Bermuda recently.

When the call came to Four Star Pizza Tuesday night to feed a hungry aircraft full of travellers, staff rose to the challenge and got baking.

Less than one hour later, 65 piping hot ten-inch pizzas were delivered post haste to the airport, where 150 passengers of a diverted American Airlines flight were waiting.

"They were wonderful,'' said AA spokesman Carole DeCouto. "We called them at 9.30 p.m. and they delivered them within an hour from their Flatts restaurant.'' The passengers had to make an emergency landing in Bermuda, after their New York to Caracas flight encountered moderate turbulence 200 miles west of the Island.

Fifteen people, including two crew, were treated, some at King Edward VII Hospital, for slight injuries suffered during the flight.

All but one of the passengers rejoined the aircraft later in the evening, and the flight finally took off again for Caracas shortly after midnight.

One female passenger flew to New York to rejoin another service to Caracas.

She was delayed from taking the original plane whilst doctors carried out blood tests.

Mrs. DeCouto said those treated at hospital were not seriously hurt.