Elderly Man In Hospital After Assault And Robbery

Friday, 4 February 2022 16:20

An elderly man is receiving treatment in hospital after being attacked and robbed in the early hours of this morning (4 February).

Police say the break-in happened between 2:45am and 3:15am on Old St John's Road, near the junction with New St John's Road.

£6,300 was taken from a bedside drawer.

The victim suffered facial injuries.

Officers want to speak to anyone with information, as well as any drivers with dashcam who were in the area at the time.

Anyone who can help is asked to call the police on 612612 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

More from Jersey News from Channel 103

£1.2m in fines for missed Income Tax deadline

Around 4,000 will be getting a £300 fine for not filing their 2025 tax return in time.
One in eight Jersey heatwaves has happened this year

With the island entering a fourth heatwave of this summer, 1 in 8 of all heatwaves in Jersey since records began 132 years ago have occurred this year.
Hydration breaks to be introduced at Battle of Flowers

Just like at the World Cup, Jersey's Battle of Flowers is introducing hydration breaks!
Nurturing biodiversity key to climate resilience

We're told that anything we can do to create more wild spaces - no matter how small - will make Jersey's environment more resilient to extreme weather.
Record amount raised in 2026 Jersey-France challenge

This year's Jersey to France challenge has raised a record-breaking amount for Dementia Jersey.
Battle organisers issue reassurance over fireworks finale

The Battle of Flowers Association has issued a statement in response to concerns expressed about its fireworks finale to this week's Moonlight Parade.
'Mobility in the market' a priority of the Housing Minister

The new Housing Minister, Deputy Malcom Ferey, has told Channel 103 that creating mobility in the property market is one of his main priorities for this political term.
Hundreds opt-out of having data shared with credit check agencies

Nearly 800 people in Jersey have opted out of having their personal data shared with credit reference agencies.