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Shanendon Cartwright On Crime
NASSAU, BAHAMAS -Deputy leader of the FNM Shanendon Cartwright says crime is too high in the country as he calls on the government to intervene.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Deputy leader of the Free National Movement Shanendon Cartwright says crime is too high in the country and he’s calling on the government to intervene as he says it appears as if there is no plan in place to address the vexing issue.
He says the FNM made 14 recommendations in March.
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