National
Top Cop: We Can’t Rush To The Media Until We Confirm Facts
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Amidst calls for clarity and criticism about the lack of information given to the public from the Royal Bahama Police Force, Police Commissioner Shanta Knowles is breaking her silence, saying her officers have to get the facts right before giving out information.
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