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CUTLASS WIELDING MAN WOUNDS TWO FEMALE TOURISTS IN BLACKROCK

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Bajan Reporter

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CUTLASS WIELDING MAN WOUNDS TWO FEMALE TOURISTS IN BLACKROCK

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Bajan Reporter

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About 9.30 am on Wednesday 26 March, 2014, two female tourists, one a Spanish national and the other Polish, staying at Black Rock, St. Michael were attacked while on Black Rock Main Road, St. Michael, by a man armed with a sword. Both sustained injuries. Responding Police officers chased a suspect into the surrounding area, but he escaped.

{IMAGE VIA - ynaija.COM} Police are appealing to anyone who may have information as to the identity of the culprit is asked to call emergency telephone number 211. At the time the culprit was dressed in a yellow tee shirt, and khaki pants.
{IMAGE VIA – ynaija.com} Police are appealing to anyone who may have information as to the identity of the culprit is asked to call emergency telephone number 211. At the time the culprit was dressed in a yellow tee shirt, and khaki pants.
  • David Welch – Insp.

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