Man robbed of cash bag outside own home

| 15/01/2012

Crime-Scene.jpg(CNS): Two men armed with a gun and a knife robbed a victim of a cash bag as he arrived at his home in the early hours of Sunday morning. Police are now investigating the incident the third robbery of 2012 after receiving a report of the mugging in Palm Dale, George Town at around 2:06 am this morning. The man told police that as he reached the outside of his house he was approached by the two men two men who stole the bag containing an undisclosed sum of cash. The victim said that the men both had their faces covered and no descriptions were given to the investigating officers. No shots were fired and no-one was injured in the robbery before the armed men escaped the scene on foot.

Anyone who was in the area at the relevant time and anything before the robbery, or the men fleeing the scene, is asked to contact George Town CID on 949-4222. Information can also be passed via the RCIPS Tip-line 949-7777 or Crime Stoppers 800-8477(TIPS).

 

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  1. There's no point.... says:

    A Prayer Meeting in the town square… that’s what Mac did last time. I knew he did something about crime once! That was a long time ago, but that was it.

    We need another prayer meeting, to pray that Mac goes out of office before all hope is extinguished. Wait, sorry – that was a long time ago too. There’s no point anymore….

  2. Anonymous says:

    Obviously he was being scoped and they new his habits. Next time get a safe and leave it at work or do your banking in the day and deposit it. All these robberies happening but… oh it can never happen to me arrogance.

  3. There's no point.... says:

    I agree with what you say, but I have to remind you that tourists have already been robbed here, and news of the killings isn’t hard to find in the travel literature about Cayman.

    So much promise, sold for so little. It didn’t have to be this way, but West bay sold us to Bush for a round of new washing machines.

  4. There's no point.... says:

    Answers: (1) Never, and there’d be no point if he did. Talk talk talk gets nowhere, especially when what is said can’t be trusted. (2) He’s goingto do what he always does: nothing, followed by another international trip on Cayman’s dime, followed by more nothing. Same as always you know – it’s what West Bay voters sold Cayman to. (3) No, he doesn’t.

  5. Anonymous says:

    No money, no deal.

  6. Anonymous says:

    A “statement on crime”. And that will do what? Disuade some thugs that do a grab and run?

    There is no easy answer to crime, anywhere. Whether Mac or Kurt or others are in place, makes no difference to the micro decisions by a coupe of thugs that grab and run,with no witnesses. You cant legislate morality.

  7. Anonymous says:

    Easy to see who “is atfault”? Must be a political jab, but make no mistake, THE ones at FAULT are the individuals that committed the crime.

    • so Anonymous says:

      You are mistaken.  But I understand.  You have been "lead" to this Path by?

      1. The chinese.

      2. Expats.

      3. Your leadership.

      Pick one.

  8. so Anonymous says:

    Another day another robbery at gunpoint.  Cayman has a large group of poorly educated, umemployables that have been raised to believe "others" are there to prey on.  and there are more every day.  With nothing being done to solve the problem by the overintitiled leading class it is what should be expected.  There is no cure,  there is no "hope" for the future.  This is and will continue to be the new Caymankind.  The robbing and killing of a tourist or group of tourist will come with the expected downfall of tourism.  The gated communities, slum areas, and general breakdown of working comunities have already started.  Easy for everyone to see where Cayman is going.  Easy to see who is at fault.

    • Anonymous says:

      Considering as you say they are poorly educated they sure are making all of the police force including those from the UK look bad.

      By the way why are you assuming that they are Caymanians or poorly educated?

  9. CRIME ISLANDs says:

    When will our leader make a statement on crime? What is he going to do? Does he care?

    • Anonymous says:

      He did make a statement on crime…….. I believe he said it was a real estate bill.