ASSISTANT Commissioner of Police Ashton Greenslade warned that the selling of alcohol at bars and private residences during the COVID-19 lockdown is not permitted. People who break the rules will be arrested and ASSISTANT Commissioner of Police Ashton Greenslade warned that the selling of alcohol at bars and private residences during the COVID-19 lockdown is not permitted. People who break the rules will be arrested and prosecuted.

This came as the island went into a two-week lockdown on Thursday evening to stem the surge in COVID-19 infections on Grand Bahama, which now has 120 cases, the largest number of cases in the country..

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