Police are hunting three black men in their thirties who threatened a Royal Gazette reporter in central Hamilton.

The 32-year-old victim told officers he was warned to make a decision between his job and his life as he walked through a car park off Serpentine Road on Thursday.

A Police spokesman said: "The reporter was told to `watch his back because guys are out to get you for putting their business on the street'.'' Anyone with information should call Police on 295-0011.

PROWLER SPOTTED IN PEMBROKE CRM Prowler spotted in Pembroke Police are searching for a prowler who ran into the night after being spotted standing outside a woman's bedroom window.

The woman, from Underhill Lane, Pembroke, said the man escaped when she spotted him outside her room.

The suspect is described as brown-skinned, 5-foot-3 with a close cropped haircut. He wore a red top. Anyone with information should call Police on 295-0011.

CARS DESTROYED IN SUSPECT ARSON FIR CRM Cars destroyed in suspect arson Two cars were engulfed in flames in a suspected early morning arson attack yesterday.

Police said the fire destroyed an $8,000 Subaru Vivio while a Mitsubishi Lancer was seriously damaged. Both cars were parked side by side on Ocean Avenue, Devonshire, when the blaze awoke their owners at 1.40 a.m.

REWARD OFFERED CRM Reward offered A visitor has offered a reward after a huge list of vital names and addresses were taken from his hotel room.

The guest has put up $500 for the safe recovery of 300 business contacts from his Pembroke accomodation Wednesday morning.

They were stolen along with cash and credit cards when a thief entered via a patio door.

Anyone with information is asked to call Central C.I.D. on 295 0011 or Crimestoppers on 1-800-623-8477.

PUPPY STOLEN CRM ALS Puppy stolen A pit bull puppy was stolen from its home during Wednesday daytime.

The English Pit Bull was four months old, pure white and stands three feet tall.

It was taken from a property at Cottage Hill, North Shore Road, Hamilton. St.

George's Police are investigating the incident.