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Still No Word On Cabinet Minister Investigation
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Police were looking into allegations that Cabinet Minister Coleby-Davis allegedly struck an officer with her car.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Police were looking into allegations that Coleby-Davis allegedly struck an officer with her car.
Back in June, Prime Minister Philip Davis said police never launched an investigation into the allegations.
Those comments came after retired Police Commissioner Paul Rolle said the matter was under active investigation.
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