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.
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