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Attorney General : We’re Looking To Bring Progressive Legislation

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – With 14 murders recorded for the year, The Prime Minister has promised strong anti-gang legislation as a way to help curb the violence. But what would this look like? And would the laws be enforceable?

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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – With 14 murders recorded for the year, The Prime Minister has promised strong anti-gang legislation as a way to help curb the violence. But what would this look like? And would the laws be enforceable?

Anti-gang legislation has been a much-talked about topic ever since Prime Minister Philip  Davis promised to pass those laws.

Many are asking how the new legislation would be framed. The current anti-gang legislation has been rarely used over the years.

Attorney General Ryan Pinder says while the penal code covers certain offenses for being a gang member, they are looking to bring progressive stand-alone legislation.

The attorney general says this will be key for targeting gangs.

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