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Officers raided the house and found a large number of suspected potted cannabis plants.The incident -- which happened on Friday night -- led to two men, aged 43 and 32,

Pembroke house.

Officers raided the house and found a large number of suspected potted cannabis plants.

The incident -- which happened on Friday night -- led to two men, aged 43 and 32, and a 28-year-old woman being arrested on suspicion of growing the illegal plants.

BAG SNATCH BUNGLED CRM Bag snatch bungled Police are hunting a man who bungled a bag snatch in a busy city street.

The motorcycle-riding would be thief rode up behind the 51-year-old woman victim and grabbed her shoulder bag.

But he drove off after the strap broke and he lost his grip.

The incident happened on Friday morning as the woman was walking on Dundonald Street.

The man was wearing a black crash helmet and green jacket and was riding a black cycle.

Anyone with information which can help the Police should contact Central CID at 295-0011.

ROCK WATCHERS DRIVE ENV Rock Watchers drive More than 300 Corporate Rock Watchers have already shed their business suits in the fight to keep Bermuda clean.

And now Keep Bermuda Beautiful is extending the initiative to ommunity groups.

Youth clubs, sports and social organisations and church groups are being invited to keep an area free of litter.

Any groups interested in joining the Rock Watcher Community programme are asked to contact the KBB by phone on 295-5742 or by e-mail at admin y kbb.bm .

ALLEGED TRESPASSER HELD CRM Alleged trespasser held Trespassing onto school property during the early hours of the morning landed a Hamilton Parish man in Police custody.

Police spokesperson P.c. Gary Venning said the 45-year-old man was arrested around 2.20 a.m. on Friday for trespassing on the grounds of the Francis Patton School in Hamilton Parish.

Police on regular patrol spotted the man on the school's grounds and questioned him.

INQUEST DATE SET INQ Inquest date set An inquest into the death of former Royal Gazette sub-editor Elizabeth Cadell will be held on June 1.

Senior Magistrate Will Francis set the date when the case came before him yesterday.

Ms Cadell, 33, was found dead by her boyfriend at their home on Harvey Hill Road, Smith's Parish, last May.

The inquest was due to be held in February but was adjourned so that the Attorney General can examine the case.