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In St. Johns, residents report a series of Honda StepWagon bumper thefts.
Police investigate multiple cases, including a $3000 bumper stolen from a purple StepWagon after 3 a.m.
Another incident involved a black StepWagon on St. Mary’s Street between April 2 and April 3.
Perpetrators used force to remove bumpers.
Police are actively investigating.
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“Police are actively investigating.” This sentence is the joke of the day. Thanks for making my day. I laughed so hard. ‘Actively’ cannot be in any sentence about Antigua Police. And then you add ‘investigating’. Ha. Ha. Ha. So funny.
And if per chance they are given the evidence on a platter, with no active investigation, they then make a mess of the charge and arrive at Court without the file, and the Court throws out the case. Or even with evidence they take years to prepare the case and every time they go to Court, they tell the Magistrate or Judge, that they are not ready.
@ David Otto
Assuming you are correct, how is it that the prison is so full.
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