The incident happened around 7.20 p.m. and the victim, who received a flesh wound to the shoulder, was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital for treatment and released.

A Police spokesman said that the man was refusing to press charges but that, since one of the bus terminal's windows was broken during the fight, investigations would have to be made.

OFFENSIVE GESTURE CRM Offensive gesture Making an offensive gesture as Princess Anne passed by landed a man in Hamilton Police Station on Wednesday afternoon.

A Police spokesman reported yesterday that an officer on duty near the junction of Point Pleasant Road and Front Street saw a man raise his hand into the air and make an offensive gesture as the Princess Royal passed by.

He was arrested and conveyed to Hamilton Police Station.

There were no details yesterday as to whether the man will face charges in Magistrates' Court.

COUNTERFEIT MONEY CRM Counterfeit money The public is warned to watch out for counterfeit money.

The message came this week from Police spokesman Coleman Easton who said: "Members of the public are advised to be on the lookout for counterfeit currency.'' Mr. Easton explained that the warning was issued after a number of fake Bermudian $100 and $50 have circulated through Island shops recently.

And he added that these counterfeits could be easily recognised because they did not have a watermark.

Anyone coming across such a bill is advised to contact the Police immediately.

INDECENT ACT COMPLAINT CRM Indecent act complaint Police officers are investigating a Hamilton Parish woman's claim that she was the target of an indecent act.

The woman said she was out walking around 6.30 a.m. earlier this week near the junction of North Shore Road and Studio Lane when she saw a man watching her from some nearby trees and committing an indecent act.

Upon seeing him, the woman turned and fled. Eastern CID are now investigating the matter.