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Three Women Charged After Grand Bahama Airport Brawl
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – During a press briefing by police in Grand Bahama Thursday, Press Liaison Officer Superintendent Stephen Rolle confirmed that three women were charged in court for fighting in a public place.
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Court2 hours agoAttempted Murder Accused Pleads Guilty to Breaching Bail Conditions
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Court3 hours agoMan Charged With Attempted Armed Robbery and Possession of a Firearm
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