as if a pointless "task force" is going to do anything to reign in the out of control jetski gang thugs that continue to terrorize the pristine beaches of the Bahamas.
The out of control JetSki drug gangs have made a career out of beating, raping and robbing tourists on the pristine beaches of the Bahamas when they aren't busy selling them dangerous drugs.
Something needs to be done, these criminals need to be arrested
If tourism is 60% of the GDP in this country, why isn't the government doing more to eradicate the growing menance of drug dealing jetski gangs that roam Bahamian beaches raping and beating tourists on a daily basis and selling dangerous drugs to our youths without any consequence? Y'all think that's good for tourism? Head on out to Cabbage or Junkanoo beach on any given day to see what I mean
The out of control Jetski thug gangs have been selling weed for decades on all of the beaches of the Bahamas and the authorities have never done anything about it, I highly doubt "enforcement" will change one iota.
Now when the Jetski boys take a break from their dalily beating, robbing and raping of tourists on Bahamas beaches they can add "medicinal" pot to their catalogue of illegal substaces freely available to anyone who waves them down
Funniest thing I've heard all day! These "operators" are in reality organized gangs of thugs that roam the beaches selling drugs, beating and raping tourists with impunity. Every few years the authorities claim they are going to "clean up the industry" but of course never do
These criminals and their enablers need to locked up
I'm certain that the jetski criminal thug gangs will find a way to disrupt this establishment as they have countless other businesses and private homes on PI with their lawless behaviour, beating and raping tourists on a daily basis
I have been to harbour island a few times over the years but certainly cannot afford to own a home there.
These poor animals have been tortured and abused by the owners of this "business" for many years, it's disgusting and should be shut down. Nothing whatsoever "iconic" about animal abuse
As far as the ramshackle shanty they force these poor animals to "live" in on the beautiful pink sands beach, I can see why the owners of 5 star resorts nearby want the operation shut down and gone.
temptedbythefruitofanother says...
as if a pointless "task force" is going to do anything to reign in the out of control jetski gang thugs that continue to terrorize the pristine beaches of the Bahamas.
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temptedbythefruitofanother says...
The out of control jetski thug gangs have destroyed property values on Cabbage beach and other beaches of the bahamas
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temptedbythefruitofanother says...
The out of control JetSki drug gangs have made a career out of beating, raping and robbing tourists on the pristine beaches of the Bahamas when they aren't busy selling them dangerous drugs.
Something needs to be done, these criminals need to be arrested
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temptedbythefruitofanother says...
If tourism is 60% of the GDP in this country, why isn't the government doing more to eradicate the growing menance of drug dealing jetski gangs that roam Bahamian beaches raping and beating tourists on a daily basis and selling dangerous drugs to our youths without any consequence? Y'all think that's good for tourism? Head on out to Cabbage or Junkanoo beach on any given day to see what I mean
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temptedbythefruitofanother says...
The out of control Jetski thug gangs have been selling weed for decades on all of the beaches of the Bahamas and the authorities have never done anything about it, I highly doubt "enforcement" will change one iota.
Now when the Jetski boys take a break from their dalily beating, robbing and raping of tourists on Bahamas beaches they can add "medicinal" pot to their catalogue of illegal substaces freely available to anyone who waves them down
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temptedbythefruitofanother says...
What a great guy
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temptedbythefruitofanother says...
have you even been around stoned people?
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temptedbythefruitofanother says...
"Code of Conduct", hahahahahhaah
Funniest thing I've heard all day! These "operators" are in reality organized gangs of thugs that roam the beaches selling drugs, beating and raping tourists with impunity. Every few years the authorities claim they are going to "clean up the industry" but of course never do
These criminals and their enablers need to locked up
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temptedbythefruitofanother says...
I'm certain that the jetski criminal thug gangs will find a way to disrupt this establishment as they have countless other businesses and private homes on PI with their lawless behaviour, beating and raping tourists on a daily basis
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temptedbythefruitofanother says...
I have been to harbour island a few times over the years but certainly cannot afford to own a home there.
These poor animals have been tortured and abused by the owners of this "business" for many years, it's disgusting and should be shut down. Nothing whatsoever "iconic" about animal abuse
As far as the ramshackle shanty they force these poor animals to "live" in on the beautiful pink sands beach, I can see why the owners of 5 star resorts nearby want the operation shut down and gone.
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