Man Hospitalized After Attempted Robbery

September 9, 2010

bermuda hospitalA 42-year-old Sandys parish man is today [Sept 9] hospitalized after struggling with two assailants on Burnaby Street early yesterday morning.

At around 1am yesterday, the victim was walking along Burnaby Street when he was accosted by two men on a grey auxiliary cycle. The men demanded money from the victim and a struggle ensued. The two would-be robbers failed in their efforts to rob the victim, and fled empty handed.

After the incident, the victim sustained an injury to his left arm and also complained of chest pain. He was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital via ambulance for treatment and at last check was on a general ward.

Around 1:20am yesterday Police received the report of an attempted robbery that occurred in the area of Burnaby Street and Reid Street in Hamilton. The suspects are described as two black men dressed in dark coloured clothing; one approximately 5’8” tall of slim build and the other approximately 6’ tall of stocky build.

Police state that inquiries into this incident are underway, and are appealing for any witnesses or anyone with any information to contact the Hamilton Criminal Investigation Unit on 295-0011.

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  1. Disgusted at this nonsense says:

    The Dept of Tourism may as well fold up and give their huge and ineffective budget to the Police Dept.
    For the most part , it seems that it’s easy for cruise lines to fill up their ships with people to whom the boat itself is the holiday , not the destination.
    If they knew as much about this place as the air passengers they’d have as hard a time to fill the ships as we have filling the few hotel that are left.

    With each and every passing day we slide further down the slippery slope .