Robbie Williams is under scrutiny from the Bahamian police after it was revealed two paparazzi members were robbed at gunpoint. 

Two photographers were attacked and robbed shortly after getting into a confrontation with Williams’ crew when they attempted to snap the star with zoom lenses. 

Reports reveal that the pair’s room was broken into by four armed men and $20,000 of camera equipment was stolen. 

At the time of the fight involving the photographs Williams had been lounging on a private beach smoking a roll up. 

The ex Take That singer was on a luxury holiday at the time with his girlfriend Ayda Field, his dad Pete Conway and two other couples. 

Although the Millennium singer is not being treated as a suspect he was wanted for questioning. Said Superintendent Ellsworth Moss, head of the detective unit at the Royal Bahamas Police Force. 

“We don’t think he was the one who actually committed the robbery, but it may have been a spinoff or may have been triggered by what reportedly happened with his party on the beach,” he said.  

The detective added that depending upon the line of inquiry, Williams may be required to remain on the island. 

Mr Moss said, ‘We’ll make a determination as to whether he can help us or not.’

Claims emerge that there is DNA evidence left behind in the photographers’ cottage as one of the robbers allegedly cut himself on a broken window on the way out, leaving blood behind on the sheets and shards of glass.

Other evidence recovered was a handgun discovered outside the cottage. Splash News reporterMatt Sanchez tells The Sun of their frightening ordeal,  ‘We were in fear for our lives. Carlos had a gun put to his head the entire time and we were threatened if we tried to look up from the floor.’

He went on to talk about the ‘nightmare’ they faced and how, “We could have been shot dead.”

Williams London representatives did not answer a phone call to give their response.

There are now three men in custody in connection with the case. No further details of the progress were revealed, as the investigation continues.