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There will be no fogging on Independence Day, Thursday, November 30. However, several districts in St Philip and St Michael will be targeted when the Vector Control Unit of the Ministry of Health and Wellness carries out its fogging exercise this week. On Monday, November 27, the team will be in St Philip in the following areas: Eastbourne #1, Mill Road, Well House, Casuarina Estate and the environs. The next …
Malik Shabbazz Bacchus, who was the subject of a Wanted Man bulletin issued on Wednesday, is now in police custody. Later that same day, he turned himself in to the Criminal Investigations Department at the District ‘E’ Police Station, Major Walk, Speightstown, St Peter. He was accompanied by an attorney and is currently assisting police with their investigations. Bacchus, of Chapel Gap, Lower Carlton, St James, was wanted for questioning …
Malik Bacchus, whose last known address is Chapel Gap, Lower Carlton, St James, is wanted for questioning in connection with serious criminal matters. Bacchus is approximately five feet three inches tall, with a medium build and brown complexion. He has an oval shaped head, bulbous nose and a tattoo of the word ‘LOYALTY’ on his inner right arm. He is advised that he can present himself to the Criminal Investigations …
Five people appeared in court on Thursday to face charges in connection with a $1.7 million marijuana seizure. Brittany Diamond Maurissa Worrell-Lucombe, of Chapel Gap, Paynes Bay, St James is charged with importation, possession, possession with intent to supply and trafficking of $1 747 600 worth of the illegal substance. The offences are alleged to have been committed on February 23. Station Sergeant
Anglican Bishop of Barbados, Michael Maxwell, has called on Christians to reach out and help those who are unemployed. Expressing sadness at the fate of almost 3 000 workers employed under Government’s National Beautification Programme and by the National Housing Corporation who were told last week that they would be on the breadline on March 31, Maxwell said God’s people were required to help. “I, too, am saddened by those …