For almost a month, police in Barbados have been in receipt of a formal communication requesting protection against threats of assault and murder. These threats were made from an IP address in Barbados, against an elderly citizen of Barbados, who resides in Barbados, and is involved as a potential witness in lawsuits in Barbados and Canada.
To date, the police have not contacted me, nor to my knowledge have they contacted any potential witnesses or victims. Why is this? Who are the thugs involved? Do they have some sort of protection in Barbados? If any of our readers can provide any clues to the identities of these thugs, please let me know. Thanks.
Update: - There may be problems in the RBPF. Read this article:
Judge Takes Barbados Police To Task - Failure To Perform Internal Investigations Into Police Wrong-DoingÂ
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Fee! Fie! Fo! Fum!
I smell the blood of an Englishman,
Be he live or be he dead,
I’ll grind his bones to make my bread!
~B~F~P~E~
Can we kill you too?
I’d be glad to slice open your little white neck, you foolish goose.
KILL rasshole Adrian Loveridge.
BURN DOWN rasshole Peach and Quiet.
RAPE rasshole Margaret Loveridge.
POISON the rasshole food and drink at Peach and Quiet.
BOMB the rasshole Peach and Quiet hotel.
Marjorie Knox is a stinking old whore.
Happy New Year.
actually police do investigate, i wont lie, some say stuff like, “man leff dum let dum kill one another”
but i can vow that most are handled correctly, all over the world u will find slack police who just warn, the complainant is the person who decides if they want the accused charged or warned but some police advise people to warn as in a way to escape de processing.
not only threats but all reports some police act lazy, but i can say almost all are handled which is not good, bcos im my opinion all reports should be handled, i find the admins in the police force pressure the constables on traffic cases to much and tend to be weak on crime, this is a problem i have
i dont feel police should be dealing with traffic, there should be a traffic warden system dealing with that except for if the police are there in the time of the occurence.
pressure on police to make traffic cases and many crime reports are slippin tru de eddoes
I really don’t expect you will post this, will you?
I hope when the salary cuts start (8%, 10%, 12% who knows?); when the properties are foreclosed on, when The VAT starts to climb higher and higher, I hope the same ones who were seen on tv etc hugging and embracing the “successful” DLP candidates will continue to hug and embrace their “gods”!!!!!
regards,
r. hood.
Polite comments are always welcome on this blog, whatever the political affiliation of the blogger. This blog will continue to seek justice, transparency, integrity and a free press under the DLP, as we did under the BLP.
There are no gods among politicians, but we have the right to demand honest men and women who will work hard for the good of Barbados and serve all citizens impartially.
We should all pull together now to support the new government,whether in good times or bad. We wish the best for Barbados, no matter which party is in charge.
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