Police nab man after alleged hold-up bid
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Police say the man demanded money from an employee at a Glebe Road dry goods store.
But the man is believed to have fled empty-handed after the employee screamed.
A 23-year-old Pembroke man was arrested shortly after Friday afternoon's incident, said Police spokesman P.c. Gary Venning.
"Enquiries are under way,'' he added.
Police are also probing a Sunday morning robbery in Southampton in which a local couple were held up at knife point.
The couple were walking along Lighthouse Road at about 2.45 a.m. when a motor cyclist confronted them and demanded cash.
A purse and a small amount of loose cash were handed over to the man who rode off in a northerly direction, said P.c. Venning.
He added the woman broke her wrist during the incident, although the circumstances were unclear.
The Royal Gazette understands the couple had been waiting for a cab after having dinner when they were confronted.
The woman was injured after being pushed over a wall, it is believed.
