Policeman denies stabbing
A POLICEMAN denied allegations against him concerning the stabbing of two Defence Force officers at Arawak Cay over the holiday weekend.
Two men gunned down in night of violence
Police are currently investigating two more murders that occurred, last night.
Convicted in absence
A MAN who absconded near the conclusion of his double armed robbery trial was convicted by a Supreme Court jury.
Bail for Defence Force officer
BAIL was granted to a Defence Force officer who was recently charged in connection with a $20,000 cocaine seizure at Grand Bahama International Airport.
Hepburn to learn his sentence next week
PRINCE Hepburn must wait one week before he learns his sentence for the murder of Nellie Brown-Cox, the woman he intended to marry once his divorce had gone through.
Storm causes delay in murder trial
THE Marco Archer murder trial experienced another delay yesterday, this time because of the jury’s absence related to the aftermath of Tuesday evening’s severe thunderstorm.
Police warn: don’t make yourself a target for thieves
FREEPORT – Due to the recent incidents of stealing reported in the Central Division, the police are urging residents and businesspersons not to make themselves an easy target for criminals.
Lovers' quarrel ends in stabbing
FREEPORT – A lovers’ spat ended with a man being stabbed repeatedly after several of his girlfriend’s friends attacked him.
Man accused of sex with girl, 9
A MAN accused of having sexual relations with a nine-year-old girl and taking pictures while in the act appeared in Supreme Court yesterday for the opening of his trial.
Policeman held over stabbing of Defence Force officers
A POLICE officer is in custody in connection with the stabbing of two Defence Force officers over the weekend.
Gang war fears rise
ASSISTANT Police Commissioner Anthony Ferguson said officers are doing all they can to lessen retaliation killings after rumours of gang wars started to spread.
Minnis: Unite to fight crime
FOLLOWING a crime-filled holiday weekend that brought the murder count to 44 in five months, opposition leader Hubert Minnis is calling on the government to form a non-partisan committee dedicated to fighting the country’s persistent crime level.
Moss link to $42,000 claim
A SENIOR National Insurance Board executive refuted Gregory Moss’s denial of claims that he sought to push a $42,000 energy audit contract to a firm owned by one of his business partners.
Others hurt in weekend of violence
A team of five masked gunmen left a teen and a man, dead on the doorstep of their Kemp Road home and four others injured at a holiday gathering, while on a spree of violence that ended after a police chase, gunfight, and Nassau Village car crash.
US alert in wake of tourist shooting
A WARNING from the US government to its citizens about the threat from armed robbers in Nassau has gone international after the story was picked up by The Associated Press.
