Crime
March 12, 2024
Barbados Union of Teachers Urges Government Intervention Following Stabbing Incident at Parkinson Memorial Secondary School
President of BUT Rudy Lovell stresses urgent Government intervention needed following stabbing incident involving two Parkinson Memorial Secondary School students. Investigation ongoing, one in serious but stable condition at QEH.
March 12, 2024
Man Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison Following Murder of Estranged Wife
"Man sentenced to 20 years for meticulously planned murder of estranged wife. Details of sentencing outlined by Justice Worrell for the brutal killing at shared home. Confession, evidence of planning cited."
March 11, 2024
Former Boeing Employee Involved in Whistleblower Lawsuit Found Dead in US
"Former Boeing Employee, John Barnett, Found Dead in US Amid Whistleblower Lawsuit. 62-year-old, worked at Boeing for 32 years, raised concerns about production standards. Death confirmed as "self-inflicted." Investigation underway."
March 11, 2024
Wilkie Cumberbatch Primary School to Resume Regular Classes Following Break-In Incident
"Regular classes at Wilkie Cumberbatch Primary School will resume tomorrow following school closure due to a reported break-in. Missing items have been recovered, and affected rooms have been sanitized."
March 11, 2024
Teenager Stabbed During Altercation Near Parkinson Memorial School, Investigative Authorities Seek Information
15-year-old boy stabbed near Parkinson Memorial School, taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in serious condition. Police seek info for ongoing investigation. Contact District 'A' Police Station or Crime Stoppers with tips.
March 11, 2024
Unrest Escalates in Haiti: Prime Minister Stranded, International Response Mounts
"Haiti experiencing escalating violence and political turmoil, as armed gangs attack government institutions. International aid efforts underway as Prime Minister Ariel Henry remains stranded outside the country. Severe humanitarian crisis unfolding."
March 11, 2024
Barbados Licensing Authority (BLA) Open for Service After Altercation; Staff Shaken But Operations Unaffected
The Barbados Licensing Authority in The Pine, St. Michael is open amidst an incident involving a student altercation on its premises. Operations remain unaffected as authorities investigate the disturbance.
March 11, 2024
Jamaal Antonio Reifer Charged with Sexual Offenses, Granted Bail in Absentia
Businessman Jamaal Antonio Reifer faces two sexual offense charges, including indecent assault on a minor and non-consensual sexual intercourse, with bail granted in his absence. Awaiting legal proceedings.
March 11, 2024
Ronnie Morris Faces Second Trial Following Mistrial in Blackmail Case
Entertainer and model Ronnie Morris faces next trial due to mistrial during blackmail case against Andrew Melvin Franklin and Carol-Ann Yolando McClean, leading to formal not guilty verdict for McClean.
March 10, 2024
US Airlifts Non-Essential Embassy Staff from Haiti Amid Escalating Gang Violence
"Latest updates on heightened gang violence in Haiti prompt United States to evacuate non-essential embassy staff and enhance security. State of emergency prolonged amidst escalating unrest. US embassy operations continue."
March 10, 2024
Pope Francis Offers Prayers for Haiti Amid Unrest and Criminal Violence
Pope Francis offers prayers for Haiti amidst ongoing crisis and violent unrest. Calls for peace and reconciliation, expressing solidarity with the Church and the Haitian people. Seeking end to violence.
March 9, 2024
28 Schoolchildren Escape from Kidnappers in Nigeria's Kaduna State: Desperate Search Underway for Remaining Victims
"Nearly 28 of the 300 abducted schoolchildren in Kaduna, Nigeria have escaped. The army is conducting a search in Kaduna and neighboring states to find the remaining children. Updates on the rescue efforts."