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Month: September 2011

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Cayman High School reunites

Students who attended the school located behind the Library during 1949 and 1964 are invited to attend the celebrations on the weekend of September 16th – 18th. Starting Friday September 16th will be a Sing-a-long gathering starting at 7:30pm next…

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A bright day for justice, says QC

Injecting public sentiment into the justice system can threaten the heart of a nation’s legal structure, meaning a judge must base an unpopular verdict on strict legal principles. The 31 August not-guilty verdict in the murder trial of Devon Anglin…

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Gang links to murder victim

Police are exploring the possibility that Tuesday night’s fatal close-range shooting of 28-year-old Robert Bush in West Bay was a gang-related retaliation for a July assault at a local nightclub. No arrests have been made in the murder, near the…

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Death in West Bay

There are unconfirmed reports a man has been shot dead in West Bay.  It is understood a woman also suffered gunshot wounds late last night and  is recovery in hospital with serious injuries.  Detectives were called to Uncle Capt. Joe…

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Shooting in West Bay

Police are investigating reports a person has been shot in the West Bay area. It is understood the shooting took place around 11.30pm. It is not clear if the victim’s injuries are life-threatening. Paramedics were called to the area and…

I CAN’T FORGIVE: Two months on and Medsadie still recovering

She’s depressed, but has family and friends. She’s still angry, but is no longer overwhelmed. She does physiotherapy at George Town Hospital and cannot walk, but can feel the healing from the bullets. Medsadie Connor, 57, suffered other bullets as…

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Yes, a very sad day

I have to agree with RCIPS Commissioner David Baines when he said recently after the verdict of the Devon Anglin murder trial that:  “It was a sad day…”. It was a very sad day, indeed. The saddest thing about it…

Criminals in for a shock

Police in Cayman could soon be armed with Taser guns to fight crime. The powerful electric shock weapons send 35,000 volts pulsating through the body of suspects. As part of a shake-up of the RCIPS Police Commission David Baines has…

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Surveying the Past, Mapping the Future

The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) is collaborating with the University of the West Indies (UWI) and the International College of the Cayman Islands (ICCI) to present an international conference, dubbed “50-50, Surveying the Past, Mapping the Future.”…