@asiseeit- Though I too feel the pain of what the family of Mr. Cartwright is going through,as my nephew was the 83rd murder this year,you have no right to call this Beloved Country a "cesspool" or "unsafe" as we both agree,they need to hang these suckers.I don't give a crap what is being said,we must blame ourselves for having these lousy ass politician(lawyers most of all) talk nanny about what the Privy Council mandate, let's change them(lawyers) into any other civil,concern,patriotic,business person,doctor,pastor,jp,union officer,john/jean doe,teachers, garbage men, and see what happens.Come on people remember these things and the rape of the treasury on a large scale,immigration,cronyism,nepotism, when 2017 comes Jehovah Spares.

Please go home and ply your trade in Haiti george,you are well needed,in my book there will NEVER be such "Haitian Bahamian" it does not exit only in your head,and you is a doc?Muddos...

There is no such thing as Haitian- Bahamian...

Continue on Mr. Miller for what it worth...

At some point a Bahamian should be able to fill that post,not anti-foreign yet some position should be for natives,I don't hold this view in so much as a supreme court justice, or higher.

Just this last April, two of my relatives was shot,EMS arrived at the scene,one relative watched and listen as they(EMS) described the size of their wounds,and who was going to be transported,one of the relative ask the EMS personnel to carry them to the hospital,instead of talking over them.In the end one was transported and the other left on the scene to die,the one who was carried to A&E later told us the story and how they watched the other family member was praying,crying and begging not to die.Later, the family was called to the hospital(one time the one at A&E had to be shocked back to life)and was not expected to live,while me and other family went to the morgue to identify our love one.To make the story short,the one that survived the ordeal told us the story,and all they have is bitter memories of how the EMS responded to them on the scene.Just to be fair I guess that day,there was several scenes of shootouts(remember during the good friday week) that maybe those EMS was overwhelmed,but each person/s life should be a priority.So this is just a food for thought as to maybe one reason some people react toward EMS personals."Only he who knows it feels it"

Btw, CID was on the scene,before the EMS arrived, the scene was secured so why the wait?It's sad,people hate when we compare the USA med/police services to our medical services, in the USA they try to save lives first,then ask questions later,not CID asking questions on the scene why people lay dying,sad indeed,now lot's of anger lingers after it's all over,again sad.

@Cobalt you tink you cud run for a seat?Jus don't change your views cuz ya gon....

He was good doctor to my wife and I,she could remember the patience,easy spoken and very good with her during the trails with delivery of our kids.We upon knowing this is saddened,reminiscing of the times she and I had with him in our kids lives, since the conception of birth.Our heartfelt condolence goes to his wife and the rest of his family during their time of bereavement.

Amen, these lowly people really need to head on back where they belong,how dare they come here and insult our National Flag like that?We must continue to bring forth these wicked rats to bear the brunt of our laws,thank you the people of Abaco for your patriotic duty,and to the officer/s involved,may Almighty Jehovah bring Blessing on you all for such a honorable thing.

Any party dat tink of trying dat foolishness bout geeing citizen to a bunch of semis,will loose the election,den yinna will know dat Bahamians ain't dumb or stupid like yinna wan us be...