complained of pain in his shoulder, right hip and neck after he was involved in an accident with a car on Monday afternoon.

The man was riding a black motorcycle west on South Road, Smith's, when he collided with a car that a 53-year-old Devonshire man was driving.

The car was travelling in the opposite direction when the mishap occurred and the rider was sent to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital.

In a separate accident on Dundonald Street that involved two motorcycles, one rider suffered a fractured collarbone and injuries to his right foot.

Apparently the accident, which involved a 23-year-old Pembroke man and a 17-year-old Devonshire youth, occurred after one cycle was travelling east on Dundonald Street as the other was going south on Washington Street. After one rider turned right onto Dundonald Street the accident is believed to have happened.

Police have begun a full investigation into the causes of the accident.

CASH CYLINDER STOLEN FROM GOVERNMENT BUS CRM Cash cylinder stolen from Government bus Approximately $50 was stolen from a Government bus that was parked in St.

George's on Monday.

A female bus driver arrived at the depot just after 8 a.m. when she noticed the metal cash cylinder situated outside the cab area was missing.

Inquiries are continuing.

In an unrelated incident, a group of North Carolina Girl Scouts had some of their property stolen while visiting Crystal Caves.

Police said when the group arrived at the caves they were advised to leave their bags in a room behind the cashier's desk before their tour.

When they came back, however, they found that some of their property was missing.

A blue canvas book bag, a purse containing US currency, a black camera and other personal items were taken.

In a third incident a runner also had his wallet stolen from his car after parking it on South Shore, Paget, to take a jog on the beach.

Police reported that the driver of the grey Volkswagen hatchback said that he parked the vehicle near the public entrance to Elbow Beach around 6.30 p.m.

When he returned from a jog on the beach he found that his front window had been smashed.

And his black leather wallet containing a quantity of cash, driver's licence and other personal papers was stolen.

WARWICK MAN LIKE TO BREAK-INS CHARGED CRM Warwick man linked to break-ins charged A 43-year-old Warwick man has been charged in connection with the spring break-in at a hotel.

Police spokesperson Evelyn James Barnett said the break-ins took place at the Mermaid Beach Hotel in Warwick during the early morning hours of March 24.

A female visitor suffered a broken leg after falling from the balcony of her room when she struggled with the culprit.

Mrs. James Barnett said a September trial date was set for the man.

WALLET HANDBAG STOLEN FROM TEE STREET HOME CRM Wallet, handbag stolen from Tee Street home A thief removed a wallet and a handbag from a home on Tee Street on Sunday but both were recovered intact.

The Devonshire couple told Police that someone had burgled their home and removed the items that contained various credit cards.

Meanwhile, in a separate incident, a Wellington Hill, St. George's man lost a sizable amount of money, personal papers and credit cards on Sunday morning after his wallet was stolen.

He returned home around 1.30 a.m. and went to bed leaving his shorts on a side table in his bedroom.

When he awoke around 6 a.m. he discovered that his wallet was missing. Police are investigating the incident.