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1 dead, 6 injured in nightclub brawl

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Updated: An off-duty policeman shot and killed a man who allegedly shot three others outside the Prime Town Lounge on St Alban’s Drive on Monday morning.

NASSAU- One man is dead and five others are detained in hospital after a fight inside a nightclub on Monday morning.

Police said several fist fights and knife fights broke out inside the inside the Prime Time Lounge on St Alban’s Drive around 2am on December 26.

After the people involved in the fights were put out, a man allegedly shot three others.

An off-duty cop, who was working at the club, shot the man and seized his weapon.

The resident of Yellow Elder Gardens was taken to hospital, where he died.

According to police, two people were stabbed multiple times and three others were shot and another received head injuries during the brawl.

Police said one of the injured persons has been released from hospital while five others are detained in stable condition.

Police investigations are continuing.

Man on bail killed outside his home

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NASSAU- A man on bail for a gun crime was shot and killed outside his home Thursday night.

Police said the man was sitting on the front porch of his home at Eighth Street, Coconut Grove when two gunmen emerged from a white car and shot him multiple times around 7:30 p.m.

The man was pronounced dead on the scene.

According to police, he was wearing an ankle monitor as a condition of his bail for possession of a prohibited weapon.

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Judge denies request to to remove ankle bracelet

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NASSAU-A judge has rejected a request from an accused killer, who’s set to be tried next month, to have his ankle bracelet removed.

Berlin Belfort said he fears that his boss will fire him if he finds out he’s being electronically monitored.

Belfort claims he got a job as a delivery man after he was granted $30,000 bail for the February 17, 2020 shooting death of Kevin Storr at Toote Shop Corner. He’s been on bail since January 2021.

The prosecution objected to the removal of the ankle monitor, saying Belfort should have told his boss he was on bail.

The prosecutor also pointed out that Belfort had produced nothing to prove he was really working as a handyman.

For her part, Justice Camille Darville-Gomez said Belfort had not given her a compelling reason to remove the device so close to his trial.

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Man arrested after he’s found with missing teen

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NASSAU – A 22-year-old man was arrested on December 20 after he was found with a missing teen girl.

The 14-year-old girl was reported missing on November 23.

Officers from Operation Ceasefire arrested the man and the minor in the Kemp Road area shortly after 10pm.

Meanwhile, police in Spring City , Abaco are seeking the public’s help in finding a 14-year-old girl.

They say the teen was removed from her home by a man known to her on December 20.

Anyone with information regarding her whereabouts should call police at 502-9991-3.

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SBF extradited to the U.S

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Sam Bankman-Fried, the disgraced founder of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange, will be arraigned in a New York Court today on a litany of fraud charges following his extradition from The Bahamas on December 21.

After spending a week and a half at the Bahamas Department of Corrections, the 30-year-old, better known as SBF, formally waived his right to an extradition hearing, clearing the way for his surrender to American authorities.

SBF, who follows a vegan diet, lost a considerable amount of weight during his brief stay at the Bahamian prison known for its harsh conditions.

Hours after Magistrate Shaka Serville remanded SBF into custody at the prison, the Minister of Foreign Affairs signed a warrant of surrender authorizing his extradition.

Bahamian police arrested SBF at his penthouse in the exclusive Albany community on December 12 after American authorities requested his extradition.

When he appeared before a magistrate the following day, SBF said he planned to fight the charges.

However, he had a change of heart after being detained at the prison that has been routinely condemned by human rights agencies for its conditions.

In the past, American judges have given Bahamians who were extradited extra time off their sentences due to the unusually harsh conditions experienced while on remand in The Bahamas.

Meanwhile, SBF’s cofounder, Gary Wang, and his ex-girlfriend, Caroline Ellison, have both pleaded guilty to federal fraud charges and are cooperating with authorities.

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Cop in critical condition after jumping from moving car

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NASSAU- A police officer is in critical condition after he allegedly jumped out of a moving vehicle Sunday evening.

Constable Thomas Hairston, a front seat passenger, allegedly jumped from the car following an argument with his girlfriend, who was driving.

The incident happened around 7pm on Joe Farrington Road.

Hairston, 33, was taken to hospital by ambulance and he’s reportedly in a coma.Hairston is also a talented artist.

Police said a 44-year-old woman is assisting them with their investigations.


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$9,900 bail for man accused of murder, rape and kidnapping

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NASSAU- A judge has granted bail to the man accused of killing a mother and her daughter in Long Island after prosecutors failed to try him within a reasonable time.

Justice Cheryl Grant-Thompson set Nathan Harding’s bail at $9,900 on the condition that he remains in New Providence and signs in a police station three times a week.

Harding faces two counts each of kidnapping, rape and murder.

Prosecutors allege that Harding kidnapped and sexually assaulted Jane Harding, 62, and her daughter Melissa Hui, 34, before he beat them to death.

Ms. Harding and her daughter were found buried in a shallow grave on February 28, 2020, three days after they were reported missing.

Hui’s employers became concerned when she didn’t show up for work at Long Island Petroleum.

Harding’s trial was first set for May 2022, but it didn’t begin because scientific reports were not ready.

Three more trial dates were vacated for the same reason. The reports remain outstanding and the matter is set for trial on August 2023.

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Man accused of raping girl, 9

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NASSAU- A 34-year-old man is behind bars after prosecutors say he sexually assaulted a child.

Prosecutors say Nicodo Johnson, of Warren Street, made a nine-year-old girl perform a sex act on him while he watched porn.

Johnson was not required to enter a plea to the charge of unlawful sexual intercourse when he appeared before Senior Magistrate Kara Turnquest-Deveaux.

He next returns to court on March 29.

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Businessman killed outside home

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NASSAU- Police are hunting a gunman in the execution-style murder of a 32-year-old businessman.

Christonio Young, otherwise known as Yayo, was ambushed by a lone gunman soon after he arrived at home on Broadsfield Road in Winton Heights around 3pm on December 15.

Police said Young ran and fell dead on Saint Anne’s Crescent.

The killer fled in a black car, police said.

Young operated a mobile car wash.

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Cop accused of murder plot seeks bail

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NASSAU- A cop accused of setting up the murder of his romantic rival will appear before a judge on December 19 seeking bail.

Corporal Darren Davis, a 25-year veteran of the Royal Bahamas Police Force, was formally charged with conspiracy to commit murder in the December 3, shooting death of Jayson Whitfield on December 12.

He was found with multiple gunshots to the head in Garden Hills.

Prosecutors say Davis set up the murder with his cousin, Stephon Davis, who is on bail for two murders.

Investigators are still looking for the shooter.

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