`Good Samaritan' duped visitor
Samaritan.
The 23-year-old woman, from Hamilton, Ontario, told Police she was befriended by the man when she was trying to find a gas station on Monday afternoon and got lost.
The man allegedly took the woman around in his car throughout the day, visiting various friends and relatives and sightseeing.
Around 12.30 a.m. yesterday, as they were travelling along South Road in Smith's Parish, the man allegedly made sexual advances to the woman who resisted.
Police said the man then pulled off the main road near Spittal Pond and tried to sexually assault the visitor.
The woman managed to escape and hid from the man in some nearby bushes.
She eventually flagged down a taxi and returned to her residence.
Police are investigating the matter.
US VISITORS NABBED FOR DRUGS CRM US visitors nabbed for drugs Police yesterday reported two incidents in which visitors were arrested for possession of drugs.
After being searched by Customs officers, two cruise ship passengers on board the Dreamward were found to have a quantity of plant material, believed to be cannabis.
The 38-year-old male and the 45-year-old female, both from the US, were arrested and granted Police bail. They were expected to return to the Police station today.
In the second incident, a 48-year-old Brooklyn resident was arrested at the Bermuda International Airport after she arrived on the American Airlines flight just before noon on Monday.
Customs officers found her to be in possession of plant material believed to be cannabis.
The woman was bailed and scheduled to return to the Police station today.
MAZDA COLLIDES WITH MOTOR CYCLES AC Mazda collides with motor cycles Police are investigating a three vehicle accident which occurred early this week in Sandys.
A spokesman said a Mazda car was heading west on Lantana Drive when it was in collision with two motor cycles which were travelling south on the Railway Trail.
The 22-year-old rider of the Suzuki motor cycle sustained a broken leg while the 18-year-old Yamaha rider suffered head injuries. Both cycles were extensively damaged.
