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Police investigate stabbing incident in Eleuthera - Central division conducts operation "New Law"
By Chrislyn Skippings RBPF, PACO
Mar 21, 2012 - 9:24:15 AM
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POLICE INVESTIGATES STABBING INCIDENT
Police are questioning a 17 year old male of Governors Harbour Eleuthera in
connection with a recent stabbing incident. The incident reportedly occurred around 9:30 pm on Tuesday 20th March, 2012 at the Blue Room Restaurant, Governors Harbour, Eleuthera and resulted in a 16 year old male being stabbed multiple times to the body. The victim was airlifted to New Providence where he is detained in serious condition. Active police investigations continue.
CENTRAL DIVISION CONDUCT OPERATION “NEW LAW”
In keeping with the Commissioner of Police 2012 Policing Plan officers of the Central Division conducted operation, “New Law” within the Central Divisional boundaries. The objective of the operation was to enforce the rules of the road and to seek out those persons who fail to adhere to the laws of the land. The operation was held between the hours of 4pm and 10pm on Tuesday 20th March, 2012 in the areas of Chippingham Road, West Bay Street, Navy Lion Road and Bay Street and resulted in three (3) people being arrested on outstanding Criminal Warrants of Arrest and one person for possession of dangerous drugs.
Additionally, one hundred and fourteen (114) drivers were cited for various traffic
infractions. Officers of the Central Division are encouraging motorist who frequent the downtown and surrounding areas to ensure that their vehicles are in roadworthy condition as police will continue to enforce ALL laws.
CRIME TIP:
Every vehicle is equipped with signaling devices such as indicators, brake light, headlights, hazard warning lights and even reversing lights. These devices communicate to other road users the driver’s intention. Drivers, ensure that you always use your indicators to show an intended change of direction, whether turning left or right or changing lanes. Use them at all times; however ensure that you give other road users sufficient time to see your signal and react. Never stop on a highway to collect a passenger, as this can be dangerous to both you and your passenger and can result in you being cited for the offence of obstruction.
Exercise courtesies to other road users at ALL times and always adhere to the rules of the road; as failing to do so will result in you being cited.
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