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Traffic Police: Slow Down or Pay
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Assistant Superintendent of Police in the Traffic Division Demetria Capron explained to Our News what’s leading to so many accidents on roadways across the country.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Assistant Superintendent of Police in the Traffic Division Demetria Capron explained to Our News what’s leading to so many accidents on roadways across the country.
She says most of the incidents involve small cars.
Responding to a video that circulated the media over the weekend with a multi-car collision.
Police are urging motorists to slow down and pay attention or suffer the consequences.
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