Woman With Crowbar Arrested

Saturday, 13 February 2021 08:53

A woman has been arrested after taking a crowbar from a building site and walking down Belmont Road with it.

She's reported to have been shouting in the street before entering the St Helier construction site, taking the crowbar and leaving with it - heading towards Spearmel Stores at around 2pm on Friday 12th February.

The woman was later arrested and Police are looking for witnesses to what happened.

She is described as being white, in her mid-30s, and wearing a black hat, black coat, and black jeans with a chain hanging from one leg. She was also carrying a pink bag.

Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call 01534 612612 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

More from Jersey News

Serious bacterial infection found in unvaccinated dog

An unvaccinated dog in Jersey has contracted a serious bacterial infection that is spread by urine.
Ban for Guernsey supporter cautioned over Muratti trouble

A Guernsey football fan has been cautioned over disorder at this year's Muratti.
Coronation Park extension opens, but with no pump track... yet

Coronation Park has been made bigger, with new paths and a play area on the neighbouring former playing fields. But a much-anticipated pump track for bikes isn't there, yet.
100 Jersey fields listed as Minister says PFAS testing shows no contamination

Jerseys Infrastructure Minister has published a list of a number of over 100 fields where biosolids fertiliser were spread, following a Freedom of Information challenge.
Water bills to rise 6.9% from 2027

Jersey Water says bills will increase by 6.9% from the start of 2027, to 'support the investment in the island's water supply infrastructure'.
Bulls away games no longer streamed on YouTube

Jersey Bulls will only stream away matches at Springfield Stadium from now on.
Carer avoids jail for historic sex offences against child

A carer who sexually assaulted a teenage boy in the 1990s has avoided a prison sentence.
Haut du Mont trial: Island Energy ‘wouldn’t spend the money’ on vital safety training, court hears

'Budget concerns' at Island Energy in the years before the fatal Haut du Mont explosion meant workers - including the three men on trial over the blast - did not get 'fundamental' safety training, Jersey's Royal Court has heard.