Crime
Police “Waging War” on Criminals
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – A police officer is still in hospital after a traffic stop ended with a suspect shooting him in the face early Tuesday morning.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – A police officer is still in hospital after a traffic stop ended with a suspect shooting him in the face early Tuesday morning.
This morning, police officers returned to the scene on Robinson Road where an officer involved in Operation Ceasefire was shot in the face around 12:30 am.
Press Liaison Officer Chief Superintendent Chrislyn Skippings sending a message to criminals.
Chief Superintendent Michael Johnson, officer-in-charge of the Criminal Investigations Department
tells us most of the car’s passengers were known to police.
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