> The Corruption Hole Deepens

The situation surrounding Geovani Rolle's murder, coupled with subsequent allegations of corruption among high-ranking law enforcement officers, profoundly complicates the quest for justice. The involvement of officials, particularly those arrested for their alleged roles in facilitating drug trafficking operations, points to potential conflicts of interest and casts serious doubts on the integrity of the investigation into Mr. Rolle's death.

Given the grave nature of these corruption allegations, especially concerning officials in critical roles at strategic locations like the Lynden Pindling International Airport, it's understandable why the Rolle family, and likely the broader public, would question the impartiality and effectiveness of the ongoing investigation. This case may greatly benefit from the oversight of an independent body or an external law enforcement agency to ensure that the investigation proceeds without undue influence and with transparency.

The necessity for the Rolle family to hire private investigators due to a lack of updates from the police highlights a significant mistrust in the investigative process, a sentiment echoed by many other Bahamian families in similar situations. This scenario underscores the urgent need for robust systems to ensure accountability within law enforcement agencies, not only to address this particular case but also to restore public confidence in the system's capacity to handle internal corruption and related criminal activities effectively.

The case of Geovani Rolle's murder, entwined with allegations of corruption within Bahamian law enforcement, may just represent the tip of the iceberg in terms of systemic corruption in the Bahamas. This scenario underscores the broader issues plaguing governance and public trust in the nation's institutions. As the community grapples with these challenges, it becomes increasingly clear that creating "A Better Bahamas" is a collective responsibility. The call to action, "A Better Bahamas starts with you," resonates deeply, emphasizing the role each citizen must play in rebuilding and reinforcing the foundations of a transparent, accountable, and just society.

I remembered him when this foolish airport criminal matter came to light, I am very sorry for his family, he did not deserve to have his God given life taken away from him,

Wouldn't be surprised

**(Disclaimer):** It's a Comrade in the process of summarising on and about this, that and important everythings': -- Bad timing for Florida and CID mishandlings as attempts are made to hold onto an overwhelming 2021 years governance mandate that goin' be' felt like an eternity IF can hold onto. -- Yes?

Anyone ignorant enough not to make the connection between the drug conspiracy and the murder probe has a serious problem with facing reality.

Who would have thought a head of CDU could be investigated for manipulating criminal cases. This town appears to have a seedy underbelly that likely most of us could never fathom.

This gentleman managers a private airline(?) The guy investigated for his murder is caught up in a scandal to smuggle cocaine on airplanes. Two degrees of separation, maybe they never meet, but it wouldnt seem ridiculous if they did.

In any other jurisdiction/country in which any high ranking officers/officials in the government, in the police department and in the military were arrested and/or suspected of such heinous corruption would cause the judiciary to call into question EVERY investigation, and every indictment in which they were even minimally involved.

Furthermore since none of this criminal behaviour was acted upon by any senior level department heads, the US authorities kept their investigation hidden from all gov’t entities involved successfully I might add, one must assume the rot is endemic to all and at every level.

Therefore given that this implicates all government department/ministries in this conspiracy, (who is this mystery senior ranking official?) no government employee may be involved in such an inquiry and also serve the best interests of Bahamians or maintain their trust.

The UK law enforcement must become involved, no more lies this time!

Only a naive person would give the police gang the benefit of anything, much less trust them. Mr. Rolle may have witnessed something and was murdered because of it. Trust the police? Yes straight to hell. It is very satisfying to know that these officers were caught in the USA and not here where their dirt is always swept under the rug.

Hear here!

What you say here about the "police gang" applies equally to corrupt Stumpy Davis whose name is not mentioned once by the commentators above. We should never forget that 'high' smelling fish always start to rot from the head!

Maybe this why someone is demanding Bahamasair tried true and tested legacy pilots to take a strange pilot test that they will fail knowing they have gangster pilots to replace them.