Connect with us

National

Former DNA Leader: The Whole Situation Is Unfortunate For The Country

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Former Democratic National Alliance Minister Branville McCartney is weighing in on that much-talked about U.S. indictment, that saw Chief Superintendent of Police Elvis Curtis, who was Officer-In-Charge of the airport division at the time, Sergeant Prince Symonette, who worked with Curtis, and RBDF Chief Petty Officer Darrin Roker as conspirators who helped facilitate the transshipment of tons of cocaine from South America through The Bahamas and ultimately the U.S.

Published

2 years ago

on

December 16, 2024

By

Joshua Williams

Advertisement

Related Topics:bahamas Bahamas breaking news Bahamas latest news Bahamas news BRANVILLE MCCARTNEY Chief Petty Officer Darrin Roker Democratic National Alliance Elvis Curtis Former DNA Nassau Bahamas Sergeant Prince Symonette

40 Years Since The Convention Against Torture

Holly Jolly Christmas Tea Party! Raising Funds To Keep Afloat

Comments

Court17 hours ago

Policewoman Manhandled By Boss Awarded More Than $50K

National2 days ago

54-Year-Old Man Accused of Raping 91-Year-Old Mother

Court3 days ago

Prosecutors Allege Bahamian Man Illegally Built on Crown Land

Court3 days ago

23-Year-Old Charged With Sexually Assaulting Teen in Pinewood Community

Court16 hours ago

Judge Refuses To Grant Injunction Preventing Transfer Of Acting Sr. Magistrate

International2 days ago

U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship In Loss for Trump

Regional3 days ago

HIV Cases Rise, St. Vincent and the Grenadines Health Officials Urge Vigilance

International3 days ago

Venezuelans Search Earthquake Ruins as Aftershock Rattles Disaster Zone