Police Investigate Woundings and Damage Reports

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Wednesday, 13 October 2010 06:55

By caribarena news

Four woundings were reported to the police on Monday, including two which involved students. In the first, an Ottos man reported that a fellow villager stabbed him in the right shoulder with an ice pick after they had an argument at about 9 am on All Saints Road.

Next, at around 9:30 am, an ABICE student was taken to the Mt St John's Medical Center with head and facial injuries after an unknown attacker struck him with a piece of wood.

Mid-afternoon, at around 3:30 pm, a 15-year-old student of the Green Bay Primary School was picked up by the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) after he was reportedly stabbed about the body.

An Ottos resident was the final victim, at around 8:05 pm. He reported that he was wounded across the forehead with a piece of iron by some unknown person with dreadlocks, while on lower All Saints Road near Ginger’s Fast Food. The men had an argument which led to one striking the other and wounding him after beating and kicking him.

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A young woman from Vernon’s also reported to the police that someone damaged the front and rear tyres of her white Kia Avella while it was parked in Browne’s Avenue at about 7:20 pm. The reported value was $200.

Meanwhile, the owner of a gold Nissan Almera reported that someone damaged her vehicle's windscreen while it was parked near Deluxe Cinema between 8 am and 5 pm.

Lastly, a teacher at the Clare Hall Secondary School likewise reported to the police that someone damaged the front windscreen of her car while it was parked on the compound at about 11 am.

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