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Robber targets Pembroke woman

The woman told Police she was sitting on steps outside a building on Court Street, Pembroke, with a significant amount of money in her hand.

before midnight on Tuesday.

The woman told Police she was sitting on steps outside a building on Court Street, Pembroke, with a significant amount of money in her hand.

She alleged that a man approached her, began talking with her, and then snatched the money out of her hand and ran on to Victoria Street, into a nearby parking lot.

She described the man as light-skinned with an Afro and wearing a jean jacket, pants, and some type of hat.

MAN PUNCHES WOMAN CRM Man punches woman A man, who intervened in a fight between two women and allegedly punched one of them in the mouth, will face prosecution.

Police yesterday reported that the fight occurred outside a Court Street nightclub around 1 a.m. yesterday.

The 28-year-old Warwick man punched the 31-year-old Devonshire woman, causing a cut to her upper lip.

Police said the woman went to a nearby parking lot, but the man followed her and grabbed her by the neck and pushed her down. He then kicked her on the leg and side.

POLICE BROKE BREAK-IN CRM Police probe break-in Police are investigating a break-in at the Cedar Park Variety Store in Devonshire sometime between 1 and 3 p.m. on Tuesday.

The proprietress had left the store secured just prior to the incident.

Police were able to recover one item and descriptions of possible suspects.

THIEF TAKES PURSE CRM Thief takes purse A brazen theft from a room at the Palmetto Bay Hotel is under investigation.

A Canadian couple reported they awoke around 4.30 a.m. to find a purse that had been resting on a side table missing.

The purse contained a quantity of cash, travellers cheques, credit cards, and other personal items.

RED FLARE SPOTTED RAO Red flare spotted A red signal flare was seen off the South Shore of Southampton on Sunday night, Harbour Radio reported.

A member of the public reported the midnight sighting to Police which led to a inquiry.

But there were no further sightings or reports of overdue vessels.

Vessels, however, have been asked to look out for possible boats in distress.