Members of the COVID-19 Compliance Joint Task Force carried out several stop and search exercises Friday night, and in the process arrested several persons for breaching COVID-19 regulations.
Shalana Henry of All Saints, Natalia Lawrence and Kelly Chiddick both of Liberta, and Damian John of Parham Town were arrested for breach of curfew regulations.
Also, Dorian Whyte of Lower Gambles, Mark Hamilton and Troy Beazer both Barbuda, Shanice Griffith of All Saints, and Jermaine Browne of Coolidge, along with Avondale Thomas of Hodges Bay, Joylon Saunders of Piggotts, Damian John of Parham, Charles Lynn and Junior Forde both of Piggotts, Javae Daniel of New Winthropes, Athlyn Davis of Carlisle Estate, Alex Viera and Shania Blaze both of Villa, and Kevin Straun of Upper Gambles were all taken into custody, after they were found outside the curfew period.
Meanwhile, Dilon John of Villa and Kezlia Davis of Liberta were ticketed for failing to wear face masks.
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Great work,
Should’ve lost shalana in the cell
The wide variety of individuals tell me the police is finally doing their job. Kudos to the man and women in uniform.
I wish the government installs special covid wardens like they did with litter wardens and gives them powers to give fines and perhaps arrests as well. We need to start taking this thing serious and not wait till it gets out of control.
A few bad apples should not spoil the whole bunch. Lets weed them out before they do.
From the Sideline i agree with you to some extent. I see a know accountant from Hodges Bay that was arrested. Anyway, you must realize that there were other well connected people like the PM’s son and friends who were also seen breaking covid protocols. Hope the police keeps it up and apply the law equally to all.
Great plan. If you have no money for food, get arrested and you will get food and lodging.
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