no way, I love eating pigs

Remember Bahaimians, in the US of A they don't give a funk who you are, and rightly so, so for those who think they have untouchable status here in the Bahamas, remember in the US they are zero.

This incident just goes to show the D-average in our society.

Persons ( Bahamians ) found to have unjustly been locked up for long extended time and later found innocent should be compensated by the state.

The police want and expect the public to be transparent with them when they are totally not transparent with the public and don't have a clue about transparency.

That is not money given away. If a person can pay $150,000. or more for a week boat ride they can pay 10% vat for using our seas.

In the not-too-distant future Bahamians will be paying foreigners to use the beaches on Nassau and its surrounding Island beaches.

The situation with Mr. Bell is noted and does not arise in his being fired. Now Mr. Cornish's investigation, on the other hand, has been handed to the commissioner of police from the DPP, but the commissioner of police Mr. Fernander is saying wait, wait and just stalling, we have to check something else out before we can act on what the findings on Mr. Cornish are. Transparency in the police force and our leaders is a foreign word, a word from Mars.

Room A/C should be more affordable, 40% duty is too much, and a tropical Island needs air conditioners more than they need washing machines 5% duty.

The white boy was holding his own even after being taken down. He is lucky. If the incident happened as reported, these second-time homeowners must understand " When in Rome do as the Romains do" When they leave their homes and belongings and return to their respective countries their homes and belongings are at the mercy of the Islanders and with little to no police presence their best bet is to behave and sit small.