This is a well known common practice and no surprise to anyone. Generally, police are known to plant drugs, weapons, fabricate evidence, and are known as the biggest thugs, criminals, and organized crime organizations in most countries.
Look at the murders and beating ICE just got reprimanded for in Minnesota just today. Even with multiple video evidences they still tried to "spin" the narrative and charge the victims with fictitious crimes. If not for the videos those officers would have gotten away with murder!
Now we will hear our Commissioner's usual rhetorical bullshyt about investigations, integrity of law enforcement, rule or law, and highest trust in officers to function with-in the law.
Trusting law enforcement here or in America is unquestionably a VERY bad idea.
**Let's not ignore the elephant in the room**. The Bahamas is overrun with a Haitian demographic that culturally disregard traffic rules.
Bahamian traffic laws combined with the total absence of enforcement, creates a free for all environment common in Haitian traffic culture.
Anyone that has been to Haiti is aware of the horrendous traffic chaos conditions that are "normal" to Haitians but considered as unacceptable in the Bahamas.
The majority of major social ill's in the Bahamas have been recklessly imported. No regard was given to the fact that imposing the aggressive, lawless, Haitian culture upon the predominately docile Bahamian culture, would unquestionably lead to significant friction and disfunction between cultures.
SP says...
This is a well known common practice and no surprise to anyone. Generally, police are known to plant drugs, weapons, fabricate evidence, and are known as the biggest thugs, criminals, and organized crime organizations in most countries.
Look at the murders and beating ICE just got reprimanded for in Minnesota just today. Even with multiple video evidences they still tried to "spin" the narrative and charge the victims with fictitious crimes. If not for the videos those officers would have gotten away with murder!
Now we will hear our Commissioner's usual rhetorical bullshyt about investigations, integrity of law enforcement, rule or law, and highest trust in officers to function with-in the law.
Trusting law enforcement here or in America is unquestionably a VERY bad idea.
On 'We caught police planting drugs’
Posted 12 February 2026, 3:09 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
All of you politicians "time past" 3 decades ago! Bahamians are sick and tired of the friends family and lovers merry-go-round.
Record numbers of our people cannot survive to point of committing suicide. It is unquestionably time to do something else!
On Senior FNMs to Minnis ‘your time has passed’
Posted 11 February 2026, 10:53 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
This clown REALLY needs to **go away!**
On Minnis: I’d never agree to China hospital loan terms
Posted 11 February 2026, 10:46 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Somebody is feeling threatened. The upcoming elections has Bain facing political assassination.
On Bain ordered to court over $90,000 unpaid judgement
Posted 11 February 2026, 10:42 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Robyn Lynes may or may not be a good candidate, but she is totally useless as an attorney!
On Killarney branch eyes Robyn Lynes for PLP candidate slot
Posted 28 January 2026, 6:45 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
What's all the grinning like baboons about? Bahamians committing suicide in record numbers under this administration speaks volumes.
On Sands: ZNS Chief must resign post
Posted 21 January 2026, 7:08 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
What's all the grinning like baboons about? Bahamians committing suicide in record numbers under this administration speaks volumes.
On Several PLP nomination races are heating up
Posted 21 January 2026, 7:08 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Brave's promise of **"free electricity"** that got him elected, actually turned into doubling the cost of electricity after being elected!
I can't wait to hear the next one!
On Sands warns voters beware of campaign-season promises
Posted 19 January 2026, 6:14 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
**Stop sitting around debating bullshyt**
Get the damn blue collar expat workers OUT of the country and put Bahamians to work!
On 7,000 families on food assistance
Posted 15 January 2026, 12:42 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
**Let's not ignore the elephant in the room**. The Bahamas is overrun with a Haitian demographic that culturally disregard traffic rules.
Bahamian traffic laws combined with the total absence of enforcement, creates a free for all environment common in Haitian traffic culture.
Anyone that has been to Haiti is aware of the horrendous traffic chaos conditions that are "normal" to Haitians but considered as unacceptable in the Bahamas.
The majority of major social ill's in the Bahamas have been recklessly imported. No regard was given to the fact that imposing the aggressive, lawless, Haitian culture upon the predominately docile Bahamian culture, would unquestionably lead to significant friction and disfunction between cultures.
On Road carnage: 40% of Nassau hit by accidents
Posted 23 December 2025, 8:34 a.m. Suggest removal