Cops investigate street robbery in East End
(CNS): A woman who was said to be carrying a large amount of cash was robbed at knifepoint in broad day light on Friday. A spokesperson for the RCIPS said that at around 4pm yesterday afternoon the woman, who was walking on Austin Connolly Drive in East End, was confronted by the man, who took her handbag containing the cash. There were no injuries and no firearm was reported to be involved. Officers from the eastern districts attended the scene and carried out an extensive search with negative results, the police said, adding that the mugging was still under investigation. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Bodden Town police station on 947-2220 or Crime Stoppers 800-8477 (TIPS).
Category: Crime
I rarely visit CNS website anymore, but did so today to see if anything has changed for the better in your once great country. Sadly, it hasn't, and the news stories are no different from those in any major US city, or elsewhere in the world for that matter. It's easy to see what the problem is.
A visitor to our lovely island robbed in broad daylight what a shame how low we've fallen
Please stop posting disinformation. The victim is a long-time resident and married to a Caymanian.
Great news that's so much better…
People, STOP Carrying CASH!! Get a debit card, checking account or something!!! Women, STOP carrying your handbag out and about like we live in a place with no crime. Time to be smart and take action. If we do this, less for the robber and theif to make victims of us!!
Was this a local woman who people knew would have the money? Was this a visitor to the Island? Those of us that visit would like to know, as well as those that live here. Each and every day I am reconsidering my holiday to Grand Cayman. Every day there is another robbery, maiming, etc. The beautiful Island is becoming ugly. Please give more information with details.
she was a visitor people always try to keep this quiet
Stop posting untruths. She is a long time resident who is married to a Caymanian.
Sorry I heard it was a tourist, But knowing that it was one of my neighbours makes it all better..
It doesn't make it "all better" but obviously it makes a difference. Have you considered why the question was asked in the first case? The point is that the victim was targeted by someone who had information that she would be carrying a large amount of cash.
Yes, local woman and someone must have known she had the money. This was not random.
This one should be easy. Look at those who knew about her carrying cash