Man accused of raid on home of Deputy PM is granted bail
A MAN awaiting trial for the robbery of Deputy Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis two years ago was granted $10,000 bail yesterday by a Supreme Court judge.
Men face court accused over murder and shooting
TWO men were arraigned in Magistrate’s Court yesterday in connection with a murder and a shooting incident that occurred earlier this month, one of which reportedly prompted an island-wide manhunt by police for the suspects involved.
Two men in hospital after being shot during ‘road rage’ attack
TWO men are recovering in hospital after they were shot during a “road rage” incident on Monday night.
Vasyli may take bail appeal to Privy Council
THE Court of Appeal yesterday dismissed a bail appeal by Donna Vasyli, the Australian accused of murdering her husband, but her legal team may take the case to the London-based Privy Council for a final decision.
Robbers shoot man dead as he travels to work
A MAN was shot and killed early yesterday morning on his way to work during an armed robbery off Soldier Road.
Stabbing suspect ‘has received death threats’
A MAN arraigned in a Magistrate’s Court in connection with a stabbing death at the Potter’s Cay Dock a week ago, yesterday claimed he had received “death threats” since the incident.
Pilot accused of human trafficking
A 54-year-old pilot from Grand Bahama was yesterday charged in Magistrates Court for alleged human trafficking and withholding the identification of his alleged victims more than two years ago.
Police search for suspects after six armed robberies
POLICE are searching for several suspects who are behind six armed robberies that took place between Friday and Monday.
Four in hospital after shootings and stabbings
POLICE are investigating separate shooting and stabbing incidents that left four men in hospital.
Mother and daughters' deaths classed as murder-suicide
POLICE have officially classified the deaths of Shemicka McKinney and her two daughters Alisa and Gabrielle McKinney as murder-suicide, according to Chief Supt Paul Rolle, officer-in-charge of the Central Detective Unit.
Woman's body found in lake
THE partially decomposed body of a woman in her early 20s was found in a lake off Coral Harbour yesterday afternoon.
Brothers' spat ends with one stabbed, one arrested in Freeport
AN ALTERCATION between two brothers late on Friday night ended with one being stabbed and requiring hospital treatment and the other arrested and taken into police custody.
Haitian man pleads guilty in US migrant smuggling case
FORT PIERCE (AP) - A Haitian man is facing imprisonment in the United States after pleading guilty to illegally smuggling migrants aboard a boat from The Bahamas.
June hearing date for BAMSI dormitory fire case
A JUDGE has scheduled a hearing for arguments over a procedural dispute concerning the case of a man charged with setting fire to a dormitory at the Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Sciences Institute (BAMSI).
Keod Smith given more time in contempt case
A JUDGE has stayed contempt proceedings against a lawyer who had accused her of bias pending the outcome of his application before the Court of Appeal.
