A St. Andrew businessman has been charged after a viral video showed him assaulting a nurse. Learn about the charges, police response, and ongoing investigation


A 65-year-old businessman has been hit with several charges following a viral video that captured the violent assault of a female nurse in St. Andrew last Tuesday.

The accused, Robert Bell of St. Andrew, now faces charges including Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm, Assault With Intent to Cause Grievous Bodily Harm, Assault at Common Law, Possession of a Firearm With Intent to Commit a First Schedule Offence, and Possession of a Firearm With Intent to Cause Injuries.

The incident occurred around 7:15 p.m. on May 13, when the nurse practitioner was reportedly en route to work. According to police reports, her path was blocked by a vehicle driven by Bell, which led to a confrontation. During the dispute, Bell allegedly assaulted the woman multiple times.

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Bell was taken into custody the following day, May 14. His licensed firearm was also seized during the investigation.

Deputy Superintendent Glendale Murdock, Divisional Crime Officer for St. Andrew North, confirmed that Bell was charged in the presence of his attorney. Police have since met with the victim’s family and are urging anyone with additional information to come forward.

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