Armed Home Invasion In St George’s

July 1, 2010

armed-robberyOnly hours after after a firearm incident in the West End, there has been another incident involving a gun on the other side of the island. Earlier today [July 1] three men gained entry to a home a residence on Wellington Point Lane in St George’s at 11:40am today.

The suspects demanded money, as the Police term it, “brandished what appeared to be a firearm”.

The three men then left on foot, and fortunately no one was shot during the incident. The Police are currently in the vicinity conducting an active investigation into this incident. This situation is still early, and updates are expected to follow.

Any witnesses or anyone with any information is encouraged to contact Detective Sergeant Jason Smith at the St. George’s Criminal Investigation Unit on 278-5105, the Serious Crime Unit on 299-8121 or the independent confidential Crime Stoppers Bermuda hotline on 800-8477.

Update 4pm: We unofficially understand that at least two people were home at the time, a young couple in which the female is pregnant, and that the suspects did in fact get away with just over $1,000 in cash. This information has not been confirmed by official sources.

Update July 2nd: Official information from the Police, confirming as we said yesterday that the suspects did take money from the victims.

A quantity of cash was taken by the culprits and what appeared to be a firearm was brandished; however no one was injured. The suspects are described as a dark brown skinned male, approximately 5’8” tall of medium/stocky build wearing a grey hooded top, dark blue jeans and white sneakers; and a dark brown skinned male, approximately 6’ tall of slim build wearing a black hooded top, blue jeans and white sneakers

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  1. Ron Lacey says:

    Only the criminals have guns in Bermuda. My neighborhood in NY is much safer! Someone tried to break into my hotel bedroom window a few years ago in Bermuda. If I had a gun I would have shot him. I guarantee it would be a deterrent if every robber thought that there would be a chance of him getting shot during a burglary.

  2. Still in denial says:

    b , b , b bu , but …Isn’t is worse everwhere else in the world ? ?

    This is paradise , after all ………

  3. Kennette J Burgess says:

    Nope we do not need guns, i can see it now crooked police officers ‘loosing’ their guns and they end up on the street with more criminals. OR the mother/grandmother approved for a gun in her home, it gets stolen from her criminal son and then here we go again! This never can be fully regulated and for that reason we say no to GUNS!
    Look how many criminals have guns in the USA??!!! It doesnt matter if i have a gun because idk how and when they will use theirs and they do not know i have a gun.