Crime
Murders Down By 16%
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Statistically, our streets are safer according to Police Commissioner Clayton Fernander as major crimes, including murder, are down when compared to this same period last year.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Statistically, our streets are safer according to Police Commissioner Clayton Fernander as major crimes, including murder, are down when compared to this same period last year.
Fernander says there’s a double-digit decrease.
He is crediting their “three-prong plan” for the decrease in murder which include operations like “Ceasefire” , Secure-City” and saturation patrols.
The commissioner is also pleased with how many crimes he says his officers are solving.
Despite a trend in the right direction when compared to last year, there is still the concern of repeat offenders released on bail.
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