Crime
February 7, 2024
Authorities Investigate Another Weapon Incident at Barbados Polyclinic, Calls for Tighter Security Measures
Authorities are investigating another incident in which a man allegedly carried a knife at a polyclinic in Barbados. Calls for increased security measures have been made, and the Ministry of Health and Wellness confirms the incident.
February 6, 2024
Important Notice: Persons Summoned for Court Appearance in Barbados on February 7th and 15th, 2024
Persons named must report to the respective Supreme Court locations on the specified dates for legal proceedings. Names and addresses are provided.
February 6, 2024
Landscaper Faces Prison Time for Firearm and Ammunition Offences: Julian Omari Cave's Case Updates
A 29-year-old landscaper, Julian Omari Cave, is facing charges of firearm and ammunition offences. He has been remanded in custody at Dodds Prison for three weeks.
February 6, 2024
PSV Driver Testifies in Kemar Gooding Murder Trial at Constitution River Terminal
A PSV driver testifies in a murder trial about witnessing a man chasing and attacking another individual at a construction site in Constitution River Terminal. The witness provides details of the incident.
February 6, 2024
Barbados Minister Defends Cybercrime Bill to Address Online Bullying and Defamation
Newly appointed Minister of Industry, Innovation, Science, and Technology defends the government's Cybercrime Bill, aimed at reducing online defamatory attacks and bullying while not restricting free speech.
February 6, 2024
Controversy Surrounding $7,500 Cheque to Deputy Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw Could Result in Lawsuit
Get the latest updates on the controversy surrounding Deputy Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw and a $7,500 cheque, including her plans to take legal action against critics suggesting impropriety.
February 5, 2024
Domestic Violence Case Against Radio Announcer Anthony 'Admiral' Nelson Discontinued by U.S. Government
"Read about the recent developments in the domestic violence case against radio announcer Anthony “Admiral” Nelson, which was discontinued by the U.S Government during a Zoom hearing in Miami Dade County Court."
February 4, 2024
Former Commissioner of Police, Grantley Watson: A Revered Lawman Remembered for his Exemplary Service and Legacy
"Former Barbados Commissioner of Police, Grantley Watson, is remembered as a respected lawman, administrator, and dedicated public servant. His legacy continues to be honored by those protecting Barbados and the wider Caribbean region."
February 4, 2024
Remembering Grantley Watson: A Tribute to a Respected Lawman and Administrator
This concise, neutral SEO description could be: "Remembering the distinguished career of Mr Grantley Watson, former Commissioner of Police of the Royal Barbados Police Force, who served with excellence and integrity for nearly four decades. Our deepest condolences to his family."
February 4, 2024
Former Commissioner of Police Grantley Watson Passes Away at 80
Former Commissioner of Police Grantley Watson, known for his role as the island's crime chief and Executive Director of the Regional Security System, has passed away at the age of 80.
February 2, 2024
Father Ordered to Pay $15,000 in Compensation for Burning Daughter's Hand on Stove Burner
A father in St. Michael, Barbados was ordered to pay $15,000 in compensation to his daughter after causing serious bodily harm by placing her hand on a lit stove burner as punishment for stealing. The court recognized this act as abuse and emphasized the importance of protecting children from violence. The father received a suspended prison sentence and was urged to seek assistance from relevant agencies for dealing with behavioral issues.
February 2, 2024
Trial of Jamar Ricardo Watson begins with 28 prosecution witnesses expected
"Twenty-eight witnesses are expected to give evidence for the prosecution in the murder trial of Jamar Ricardo Watson, accused of killing Kemar Gooding in March 2018."