Three injured in liquor store shooting

THREE men were injured, one critically, during a shooting at a liquor store over the holiday weekend.

The incident occurred around 9.20pm on Christmas Day when a gunman reportedly opened fire on three men at the B Watts Liquor store located on Bethel Avenue.

The victims - two aged 33, the other 39 - were taken to hospital in a private vehicle and by emergency medical personnel. Two are detained ...

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LATEST HOMICIDE PROMPTS CONCERNS OVER LIQUOR STORES AND BARS

By AVA TURNQUEST

Tribune Staff Reporter

aturnquest@tribunemedia.net

FED UP with the "senseless crime" that they feel has permeated communities across the capital, pastors, business owners and concerned residents met at the scene of the latest homicide to call attention to the deterioration of social values.

Deterioration they feel is largely due to the volume and proximity of liquor stores and...

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Vagrant jailed for breaking into liquor store, stealing alcohol

A VAGRANT who admitted to breaking into a liquor store where he stole an assortment of alcoholic beverages was on Friday sentenced to two years behind bars.

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Police probe body find in liquor store

THE body of a man with an injury was found in a liquor store on First Street, the Grove, on Monday night, according to the Royal Bahamas Police Force.

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Man 'stole liquor to pay for drugs'

A 55-year-old man who stole two bottles of liquor he claimed he planned to sell to support his drug addiction was yesterday fined $600.

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Confusion over liquor store openings

Carl Bethel.Confusion arose over the holiday weekend and spilled into Monday after police instructed several liquor stores to close or ordered them to sell curbside only, though the most recent emergency orders allow them and other retailers to operate under the government's set coronavirus (COVID-19) protocols. [...]
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Jimmy's claims permission to deliver liquor revoked by government?

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Open liquor stores, and open borders to Bahamians

Opposition Leader Philip Brave Davis has reiterated the Progressive Liberal Party’s (PLP) general support for the measures the government is taking in an effort to contain COVID-19 in The Bahamas, but called on the Minnis administration to allow liquor stores to operate, and also objected to the decision to close Bahamian borders to Bahamians.

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Davis: Open liquor stores and open borders to Bahamians

Opposition Leader Philip Brave Davis has reiterated the Progressive Liberal Party’s (PLP) general support for the measures the government is taking in an effort to contain COVID-19 in The Bahamas, but called on the Minnis administration to allow liquor stores to operate, and also objected to the decision to close Bahamian borders to Bahamians...

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Ash sues comptroller of Customs over seized liquor

Jonathan Ash.Businessman Jonathon Ash has sued the comptroller of Customs over the seizure of liquor from his bar. Customs officers made the seizure during a raid on the New Made Men Bar on Faith Avenue in April. At the time of the raid, officials said the [...]
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