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Man arrested in Statia for assault with weapon | THE DAILY HERALD

November 18, 2020

Man arrested in Statia for assault with weapon | THE DAILY HERALD
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ST. EUSTATIUS--A man was arrested on John E. Mars Road in St. Eustatius on Friday, November 13, for assault with a weapon.

  The Caribbean Netherlands Police Force KPCN reported on Tuesday, November 17, that suspect R.D.R. (27) had hit a man on the head with a bottle during a fight at a location on Heyligerweg on Tuesday, November 10.

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  The victim was taken to Queen Beatrix Medical Centre (QBMC) by ambulance for medical treatment as a result of the injuries he sustained, the police said. The suspect fled the scene.

  After a police investigation, suspect R. was arrested at another location with the permission of the Prosecutor’s Office.

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