Police appeal for witnesses after man assaulted and robbed in Ramsgate

The incident took place in Hardres Road (image google maps)

Detectives investigating a robbery in Ramsgate where a man was assaulted and had cash and groceries stolen are appealing for witnesses to come forward.

Two people have been charged as part of the ongoing investigation into the incident.

At around 7.15pm on Thursday 16 February the man in his 30s was carrying a bag of grocery shopping in Hardres Road, near Aldi and the junction with St Luke’s Avenue, when the incident is reported to have taken place.

He reported that he was approached by two people who spoke to him before his coat hood was pulled over his head and he was assaulted. A quantity of cash and the bag of shopping were stolen during the robbery.

Any witnesses or anyone with information is urged to contact Kent Police on 01843 222289 quoting 46/29934/23.

You can also call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111 or complete their online form on their website.

Two people were charged with an offence of robbery on Friday 17 February.

Paul Jackson, aged 35, of Clements Road, Ramsgate appeared at Folkestone Magistrates’ Court the following day where he was remanded and will next appear at Canterbury Crown Court on 20 March.

Rosie Richards, aged 29, of Thanet Road, Ramsgate, was bailed to appear at Margate Magistrates’ Court on 27 April.

5 Comments

  1. Thought I’d get in before “real world”. I often shop after dark and have never experienced any problems either going to or coming back from whichever local supermarket I decide to walk to.

    I strongly dislike the way in which some commentators here, by the use of gross exaggerations, try to make Ramsgate- indeed, the whole of Thanet- seem like a wholly dangerous and dirty area.

    • Of course in a world where we’re meant to celebrate and embrace the neurodiverse and all sorts of differences amongst us, it should surely be extended to the way in which everyone interprets and comments on events around them. As such one person’s exaggeration is anothers honest assessment and so surely has equal validity. Or is acceptance of alternate views a moveable goal?

  2. You are correct,Phyllida.These parasites and vermin are but a very tiny minority of the population,fortunately.

  3. Aldi going up in the world!

    People being mugged for its groceries.

    Harrods eat your heart out.

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