Man shot dead near PI Bridge, killer was wearing 'red wig'

A webshop employee is the latest murder victim of the year after being shot multiple times in the face at the corporate offices of Asue Draw on East Bay Street.

He was reportedly in the process of making a deposit at a local bank when the shooting occured.

It is believed the shooter was wearing a red wig as a disguise.

Police have located the Green Honda Civic which the shooters used to escape.

Police closed off East Bay Street at the Potter's Cay exit after the man was killed.

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bismark says...

The evidence that the country is in a crime crisis is there for everybody too see,business persons,get your protection,it isn't worth dying for couple of dollars,these guys killing you whether you give it to them or not,sounds like this poor guy didn't have a chance.it is obvious the criminals have no respect for law and order when they can shoot a man in broad daylight ,the PM could bullskate around all he wants,this country is in a tailspin,ain long before we hit the ground.

Posted 23 December 2013, 10:27 a.m. Suggest removal

B_I_D___ says...

Surely the stretch of road from town east towards the bridge is East Bay Street...until it turns into Eastern Road I think at Village Road? West Bay St. from the Hilton westbound?

Posted 23 December 2013, 10:47 a.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

Shouldn't Perry Christie feel some obligation to release his "solution for the crime problem" rather than keeping it in his head?

Posted 23 December 2013, 12:37 p.m. Suggest removal

Thinker says...

He's got some fantastic solutions for everything, that man. (Jokes) Can someone explain to me why it's still OK to elect the same PM over and over?

Posted 23 December 2013, 12:56 p.m. Suggest removal

B_I_D___ says...

Not many people with their heads screwed on properly are willing to put up with the foolishness that is the present day political situation.

Posted 23 December 2013, 12:59 p.m. Suggest removal

crabman says...

there is no major crime Obie said so

Posted 23 December 2013, 2:21 p.m. Suggest removal

blackwidow86 says...

i am afraid to live in my own country!!

Posted 23 December 2013, 5:17 p.m. Suggest removal

BahamaMan says...

Everyone wants to put political parties to blame. Truth is PLP and FNM are the same....A bunch of lying politicians. Yet they keep getting voted back into office. So how can we in this lifetime, expect our country to get out of debt or control crime?

Posted 23 December 2013, 6:21 p.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

I am not blaming the PLP for the crime problem and neither did I blame the FNM for the crime problem. I am blaming the PLP for promoting a bunch of stupid political propaganda all of which is getting in the way of real thought towards a solution to the problem. UR 2.0 what a colossal waste of money.

Posted 23 December 2013, 6:44 p.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

Which local bank is this that would accept a deposit from a business that has signaled over and over again that they are conducting illegal gambling operations? How hard could the bank have worked to investigate the source of funds? Has the bank representatives not read news articles referring to Leslie Miller *playing numbers* at these webshops, or the PM stating that the operations need to be *made legal* **before** they are regularized or the report of angry customers after the "winning numbers" were changed? Which bank is this that is completely in violation of the local Financial transactions and AML regulations? Central Bank any comment?

Posted 24 December 2013, 3:36 a.m. Suggest removal

John says...

THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM IS MAKING MOCKERY OF THE BAHAMIAN PEOPLE AND DENYING THEM A RIGHT TO LIVE IN A CRIME FREE SOCIETY. A society free of crime and violence. Our criminal justice is saying to criminals: If you kill someone in this country chances are you will not get caught. If you get caught, chances are you will *not* get the death penalty. If you get the death penalty, you ***WILL NOT*** be put to death ever, ever! The message is also clear that when you commit serious crimes, including. cold blooded murder, you will be granted bail. The person accused of killing a young male in front of a fast food outlet on Blue Hill road just this summer is already out on bail. Wish him Merry Christmas when you seem, because he sure seems happy to be free and now a hero. A hero criminal, advanced from a career of shop breaking to a cold blooded murderer. Once you get bail, this leaves you free to tamper with and intimidate witnesses. Have them killed even. Once you do this, your case will appear weak and you will, most likely go free. Welcome to the criminal justice system in the Bahamas. There is more justice for criminals than for anyone else in our country, including the DPM.

Posted 24 December 2013, 7:25 a.m. Suggest removal

rony says...

That's real talk John!!!

Posted 24 December 2013, 8:36 a.m. Suggest removal

Honestman says...

And who is responsible for the non-performance of the criminal justice system? We ALL are because we keep on voting for the same old failed politicians. To solve this problem Bahamians are going to have to reject the old guard and elect new young leaders who are not shackled by party affiliation.

Posted 24 December 2013, 1:44 p.m. Suggest removal

banker says...

Just waiting for a tourist to get shot dead, and then you will see real hard times and Bahamians eating coconuts and pigeons.

Posted 24 December 2013, 10:55 a.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

That already happened (Mackey st)

Posted 24 December 2013, 3:20 p.m. Suggest removal

pat242 says...

We all play a role in the increase and decrease of crime. The government nor its arm forces can do it all. It takes every Bahamian to work together to solve this problem. If we know of any one who is indulging in criminal activity report them. If your children coming home with items which you didn't buy it deal with them. But when you wanna point fingers at the government that shows you do not wanna play your role in the fight against crime. So for 2014 all Bahamians should work together and squash all illegal and social ill that plague this country. If not we will be second class citizens in our our country.

Posted 24 December 2013, 11:41 p.m. Suggest removal

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