I agree, especially when there are minors involved...but will you ever see anything done about it if it is not aired in public and the ensuing public outcry. That's my ONLY possible spin on it is that it forces the polices hand to act and act quickly. It also slaps the politic in the face and hopefully serves as a wake up call to prompt reform.

Good riddence!! Now to investigate the lawyer that rented his home to known criminals...something sketchy going on there.

This is a slippery slope...while I do not agree with spreading these videos around like wildfire, sadly, unless something gets enough exposure, as it does in the viral videos, the police won't act. If no one sees it, it is more easily swept under the rug and ignored. If it's in your face, there is a chance that action may be taken, and whatever reforms that need to be made to better our society MIGHT have a chance to get some backing and initiative. It's a tricky one...

It blows me away that we have a full blown shop front, pedaling what is an illegal item in the Bahamas, and is now complaining about it now that they cannot supply. Don't take into account anything in your business model that is illegal. How people try to justify this 'because it's happening all around the world'...it's the law!!

Even with a bit of tech, we are still a third world banana republic...best weather station is the weather rock or coconut!! Lick ya finger and stick it in the air to figure out which way the wind blow!!

It's simpler than that...the government need to make sure they get all the rules in place and all the cookies in the cookie jar so that once they pass the legislation, the vast majority goes to them.

Way to go to all the athletes!! Well done!!

That's a lot of weed for personal use...lol

100%...I've said this from the get go. With the flat VAT of 7.5%, you could catch the anomolies as everything should fit within very confined parameters, start making VAT variable along with exemptions and all those checks and balances are blurred and the door is open for fudging figures.

As stated in the article...these fish started off in high end aquariums and ended up released back into the sea on the Atlantic side, vs the Pacific side from whence it came. It is a highly invasive species and speaks to the dangers of carefree and careless exotic pet owners not taking responsibility for their purchases and their consequences. The same situation is going on in Florida at the moment with the Burmese Python invasion in the Everglades. Starts off a small manageable 'cool' snake to own, that suddenly gets VERY big and then typically just released into the wild. Sadly, it's those individuals that can singehandly cause environmental disasters.

On a side note...catch AND eat as many of those pesky Lion Fish as you can get your hands on. they are delicious!! So long as you are careful bring them on board your boat, a quick and simple clipping of the frilly fins and the fish is perfectly safe to handle and eat. eat eat eat and ENJOY!! As it stands now, it's a renewable resource!! Capitalize on it!!