Police seek witnesses to street stabbing

Posted on Mon, 08/27/2012 - 14:15

CS tape_4.jpg (CNS): A 20-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of GBH following a stabbing that took place at a George Town bar early on Saturday morning and is currently in police custody. Police said Monday that they are looking for witnesses in connection with the incident that occurred sometime after midnight on Shedden Road in the vicinity of Archie’s Bar. An RCIPS spokesperson said that shortly before 12.30am on 25 August an injured man attended the Cayman Islands Hospital in George Town suffering from a number of stab wounds but was released from hospital following treatment.

Anyone who was in the vicinity of Shedden Road and has any information which could assist the enquiry is asked to call George Town CID on 949-4222.

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