Crime
Fall River Police looking for public’s help after man reportedly beaten and robbed
Police are looking for the public’s help after a man was reportedly beaten and robbed recently.
According to Fall River Police, on Saturday, November 19, at approximately 1:00 p.m., a gentleman was found outside of 1209 South Main Street with significant injuries to his head and face.
After speaking with the victim, officers discovered the victim had asked a male for a ride in exchange for $20.00. The victim reported that the man began to strike him multiple times. The victim then fell to the ground and was kicked.
The victim also reported the man had struck him with a small wooden bat and proceeded to steal his wallet containing various cards and $50.00. The victim could not recall where the entirety of the incident had occurred.
The identity of the male suspect is currently unknown.
Citizens with any possible information on this incident are encouraged to contact the Fall River Police Department Major Crimes Division (508) 676-8511 Ex. 251 or the Anonymous Tip Line (508) 672-TIPS(8477).
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MortisMaximus
December 2, 2022 at 12:20 pm
What a great city to work and play. I bet these criminals can’t wait for the wealthy to move into all the great market rate apartments coming to The Riv. The pickings will be much better and we’ll probably have less police funding thanks to the great success of the local Democrat party officials. CESSPOOL…
Doodle
December 3, 2022 at 4:05 am
Drug deal or sex for money gone bad
MortisMaximus
December 3, 2022 at 1:39 pm
It was a robbery. The victim doesn’t need to be a participant in the crime. Wake up dummy!