damaged car on South Shore Road in Devonshire -- but no driver.

Police said they arrived at the scene, east of Brighton Hill Road at 4 a.m. on Wednesday only to find an overturned Mitsubishi Colt. They said the vehicle was badly damaged and had apparently collided with two stone walls.

"It is believed that the driver of the car, who left the scene prior to police arrival, escaped serious injury,'' a Police spokesman said. "The vehicle was extensively damaged.'' Police are asking that the driver of the car or any witnesses of the accident contact Acting Sgt. Clive Browne at the Traffic Division.

IMPOSTER ON FBI WANTED LIST CTS Imposter on FBI wanted list A man wanted by the FBI who entered Bermuda under a false name was jailed this week and recommended for deportation.

Joseph Schepis Jr. arrived at the airport on March 21 after allegedly faking his death in a boat accident. He gave the name Adrian Robinson and claimed he was going to stay at his aunt and uncle's home in Hamilton Parish.

The "aunt'' and "uncle'' turned out to be his parents, Insp. Peter Duffy told Magistrates' Court.

On June 23, Schepis appeared in court, still under his false name, and admitted stealing $2,300 worth of scuba gear from South Side Scuba. He was fined $600 and kept in custody because he could not pay.

Police then received information from the US on Schepis' real identity and discovered he was wanted in two states. He was re-arrested.

On Thursday 35-year-old Schepis admitted attempting to pervert the course of justice and contravening the Immigration Act. Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis jailed him for a month.

KNIFE ATTACK CRM Knife attack A 32-year-old Warwick man was attacked and robbed of $50 in cash on Court Street early Wednesday morning.

A Police spokesman reported that the man was walking along Court Street around 4 a.m. when he was grabbed from behind by a person who held a knife to his throat.

The thief demanded that the man hand him his wallet. Police said the victim was not hurt during the attack.

CANNABIS FINE CTS Cannabis fine A 36-year-old Pembroke man pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court this week to possessing cannabis.

Insp. Peter Duffy, prosecuting, told the court that on April 22 Police officers went to Roberts Avenue in Pembroke after receiving information about Horace A. Passley of Palmetto Road.

"Officers approached Passley and informed him that he would be searched. When searching through his trouser pockets they found 0.48 grams of cannabis in a green envelope,'' Insp. Duffy said.

When asked by Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis if he had anything to say, Passley replied: "I'm a casual user. I was caught with the stuff and I pleaded guilty.'' Mr. Francis fined Passley $100.

OUT OF CONTROL CTS Out of control A 50-year-old man found staggering on the road was this week given a month's prison sentence.

Alvin N. (Alabama) Anderson, of Old Maid's Lane, St. George's, admitted being drunk and incapable in York Street on May 30.

He is already serving six months in prison for another offence, the court heard.

Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis sentenced Anderson to one month in prison to run concurrently with the present sentence.