Woman hospitalized, suspect arrested after violent attack

| 13/04/2017 | 7 Comments

(CNS): A woman arrived at the George Town Police Station on Wednesday evening with serious injuries to her arm and body. She was transported to hospital, where she is currently in stable condition, while a man suspected of causing her injuries is in police custody. Police have not detailed what happened but it appears the woman was stabbed outside the George Town Post Office. The RCIPS has not stated if the victim and the suspect know each other.

According to the police, the woman arrived at GTPS at about 8:30pm last night, where she was given first aid by the officers on duty until the ambulance arrived. Police learned that the incident happened near the post office, which is close to the station, and attended the scene.

When they arrived, the suspect was still at the location, armed with a large knife and stones, and members of the public were attempting to calm the situation, police said. Following a foot chase, the suspect was arrested and taken into custody.

The matter is under investigation by the Criminal Investigation Department.

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  1. Uncle John says:

    I’m sick and tired of reading these kind of news, just because of the system the government have in place, like we’re hiding the criminals from the public knowing them, we want to know them we want to expose them and we want to prosecute them and help put them away for a long time, please change the law so that the police can do their job and the news media can print the photos of the individual!!!

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    • Anonymous says:

      How would having their names and photos posted help the police???

    • Anonymous says:

      uncle John, it is the people to blame for they put the same people in government over and over again.Vote for some new people and you might get a change.

  2. CIG says:

    Knives and stones must be outlawed!

    • Rabbit Hole- GT candidate says:

      Our ability to carry them is a fundamental human right that cannot be ignored.

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