Police investigate armed robbery in East End Loop Cayman Islands

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The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) reported that, shortly before 7:00pm on October 31, the 9-1-1 Communications Centre dispatched officers to a report of a robbery at a restaurant on Queens Highway in East End.

According to the RCIPS, it was reported that a masked man entered the restaurant, brandished a firearm and demanded cash from workers there. He then fled the scene with a quantity of cash.

The suspect is described as being about 5’10” in height, of light complexion, and was dressed in all black, with black pants, shoes, gloves and a mask. The man was reported to have left in a silver sedan.

The matter is under investigation by Bodden Town CID. Anyone with any information is asked to contact 947-2220.

Anonymous tips can be provided directly to the RCIPS via the RCIPS Confidential Tip Line at 949-7777, or via the RCIPS website.

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Two men arrested in North Side for suspected cocaine Loop Cayman Islands

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The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) reported that, during a search under the Misuse of Drugs Act on Monday afternoon (October 31), RCIPS officers recovered a plastic bag containing a significant quantity of suspected cocaine, along with drug paraphernalia at an address off Frank Sound Road in North Side.

As a result, two men, ages 29 and 31 of North Side, were arrested on suspicion of possession of cocaine with intent to supply.

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Consultation period extended for proposed Seabird Conservation Plan Loop Cayman Islands

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(Photo credit: Facebook, Department of Environment)

The Cayman Islands Department of Environment shared on their Facebook page that the public consultation period for the proposed Seabird Conservation Plan has been extended through 11 November.

Regarding this, members of the public are invited to community meetings in Cayman Brac at East End Lighthouse on Monday, November 7 and in Grand Cayman at Pedro St. James on Tuesday, November 8, to hear about the Conservation Plan in greater detail and how it specifically pertains to the bluff top and face of those areas.

Both meetings will be held outdoors and seating not provided.

Refreshments will be provided and presentations will be kept short, with the majority of focus on answering your questions. .

Members of the public may learn more about the proposed Seabird Conservation Plan, aimed at protecting the nesting habitats for six of Cayman’s most threatened native nesting seabirds, by visiting the following link: conservation.ky/seabirds.

Members of the public are also encouraged to the survey at www.surveymonkey.com/r/GSMBFFB or email conservationcouncil@gov.ky with comments.

(Source: Facebook, Department of Environment)

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Hydrological Service releases flood forecast

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Tropical Storm Lisa formed this morning in the Caribbean Sea and is expected to make landfall in Belize later this week 

BELIZE CITY, Mon. Oct. 31, 2022

The National Hydrological Service has informed the public that rivers across the country are expected to possibly rise to the flood stage with the passing of Tropical Storm Lisa, which is expected to make landfall between Wednesday and Thursday. Waterways in most areas are expected to continue receding (after their levels peaked due to recent floods) and to remain at relatively normal levels until rains from Tropical Storm Lisa increase the level of those waterways to the flood stage.

In Region 7 the Rio Hondo and the New River are both expected to remain at above-normal levels, with an expected increase later in the week. In Region 9 on the Mopan, Macal, and Belize Rivers and the Crooked Tree Lagoon, waters are receding, but these areas are expected to become flooded with the passage of TS Lisa.

In Region 11, over the next two days, the Sibun River and Southern Lagoon are projected to continue receding. Decreasing water levels are expected in the eastern slopes of the Mayan Mountain and Sittee River at Kendal Bridge as well. The Monkey River, Deep River, and Rio Grande were expected to be below normal levels and to be decreasing as well. Those areas are expected to become more flooded with the passage of TS Lisa.

And in Region 13, the Sarstoon River will remain at a normal level for now, but is also expected to increase to the flood stage level once the storm passes.

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Cops ‘capture’ person of interest in Slickianna’s killing Loop Jamaica

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The police have “captured” Rushane “Chizzie” Patterson, the person of interest in the killing of social media influencer, Aneka ‘Slickianna’ Townsend.

In a tweet early Wednesday, the Jamaica Constabulary Force said Patterson was arrested at a guest house in Hanover shortly after 1am on Wednesday.

He was listed as a person of interest shortly after Townsend’s body was fished from the sea in Reading, St James on October 21.

However, despite being given a time to report to the police, he did not show.

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Just yesterday (Tuesday), the police revealed that Patterson had indicated his intent to report to them on Thursday.

The announcement was made by Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of the crime and security portfolio, Fitz Bailey, at a police media briefing.

At the time, Bailey described the investigations as being at a “delicate” stage but confirmed that a lawyer had reached out to him.

“… What I will say to the public is that we are actively pursuing the matter.

“In fact, I can say this publicly that an attorney reached out to me and indicated that he will take him (Patterson) in on Thursday of this week,” the deputy commissioner advised on Tuesday.

However, Patterson was nabbed by the police in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, a day earlier than the attorney intended.

The police reported that the body of 35-year-old Townsend was fished from the sea in Reading, St James on October 21.

Investigators said her body was found in a semi-nude state with what appeared to be a wound to the head.

The woman was positively identified as the social media influencer by a relative a day after the body was found.

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VIDEO: PM Browne address to the nation on independence day

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An Ill Wind From the North?

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DECLARATION OF THE UNEAC APONTE COMMISSION.

An unusual event recently occurred in the city of Holguín. According to testimonies circulating on social networks, a group of young people went out into the street after celebrating Halloween in a space they rented, at the end of their party, they went to the street hooded in white with the insignia of the KKK and a cross, with aggressive and provocative shouts like “Where are the blacks?”.

Our society cannot allow this to be done, with impunity, and in the name of freedom of expression. Our Aponte Commission, made up of writers, artists and researchers from all over the country, strongly condemns the racist and ethically detestable behavior of the organizers and participants in this demonstration that has nothing to do with our culture and identity, much less with the values ​​that we advocate. in building a better society.

We demand the criminal responsibilities that the organizers and participants in this act of violence deserve, for violating the right to equality, provided for and sanctioned in the Penal Code.

As a people, with an identity in a constant process of assimilation of new foreign influences, at the same time that we contribute more and more, from the Cuban culture, to the universal culture and to that of different nearby and distant peoples, aware that globalization is a objective process of civilization, we do not condemn the holiday of Halloween; however, we reaffirm that it is not part of our cultural heritage, that, from it, we can integrate what is identified with our habits, customs and traditions, as has happened with other cultural manifestations of the most diverse origins, including the Anglo-Saxon.

Let’s not copy by force, a festivity that is not part of our idiosyncrasy. From the Anglo-Saxon north we received many cultural contributions that we assimilated and transculturated in our own way.

Today we are creators of a Latin Jazz and a Cuban Jazz, which did not arise in New Orleans but in our halls. We cultivate the filin that is not exactly the feeling. We have a Cuban Rap and a Hip Hop culture not copied from New York, but born from the sentiment of our city neighborhoods. Our rodeo in the Cuban fields are not of blond cowboys with Texan hats, but of peasants with yarey hats, tanned by the tropical sun. We cannot colonize ourselves. We have a strong and rich culture, which is the sword and shield of the nation and that we have and must save, to save ourselves as a nation and as a people.

Nor should a holiday, whatever its origin, be mixed with racial hatred.

Halloween, although not ours, is not a racist tradition and it is an act against culture, to tarnish it with a felony like the one that occurred.

In Cuba we do not have several peoples, nor are we multiethnic, we are ethnologically one people: the Cuban, and anthropologically, an ethnos-nation. We are genetically and culturally mestizo, we are inclusive and our phenotypic diversity makes us diverse in appearance, but we are unique in our essence.

Racism, although historically present in the four colonial centuries and the 60 years of neocolony, is not compatible with the nation project that we started in 1868 or with our mestizo essence. In the last 63 years of our historical evolution, we have built a new society, which seeks a new man and a new woman, and socialism is inconsistent with racism and any form of discrimination.

They are intolerable and repudiable, acts of discrimination and hatred in a society that we build with love, brotherhood and unity.

Aponte Commission

October 30, 2022

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NADS Official Urges Motorcyclists To Take Road Safety Seriously – St. Lucia Times News

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The Public Relations Officer of the National Association of Driving Schools (NADS) has urged motorcyclists to take road safety seriously against the backdrop of recent fatal collisions involving bikers.

“Motorcyclists have to take personal responsibility. They have to realse that their safety is their responsibility,” Kingson Jean said.

In that regard, Jean said motorcyclists should always protect themselves while riding.

“They have to ride for the slide, so they should always have their gloves, boots, pants, and jackets, but most importantly – always have a helmet because your head is the most sensitive part of your body,” he explained.

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The NADS official observed that a head injury could lead to paralysis or death.

And he recalled recent fatal motorcycle accidents in which riders were not wearing helmets.

“Your head is like an egg when you hit that road. It will crack,” Jean asserted.

He disclosed that his son would receive a motorcycle next year but already has his safety gear, including a helmet and gloves.

“That’s the first thing you should have then worry about the motorcycle,” Jean told St Lucia Times.

He also spoke of the need for motorcyclists to ride safely and watch their speed, mindful that it is sometimes difficult for drivers to see them.

He said motorcycle owners should practise and ensure the bikes are appropriately registered and insured.

At the same time, Jean urged drivers to be on the lookout for motorcyclists.

He observed that November 1 marked the commencement of the United Nations-designated Road Safety Month.

However, the NADS official said he still needed to see road safety Public Service Announcements and a road safety campaign rollout from the Department of Transport.

At the same time, he acknowledged that NADS has not participated in any road safety activity in the last two years.

“We, too, have a part to play in road safety,” he explained.

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DVG a confirma cu entrante awe Vacuna di Griep ta disponibel gratis pa tur 60+

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ORANJESTAD (AAN): E vacuna di Influenza of tambe conoci como griepprik ta disponibel entrante awe Diaranson di 2 di november 2022 pa e grupo den comunidad cu ta na risico di bira hopi malo debi na Influenza.

E grupo aki ta consisti di e adulto mayor di 60 aña of mas y tambe di personanan menor di 60 aña pero cu ta sufri di un of mas malesa cronico.

   E adulto mayor di 60 aña of mas ta bin na remarke pa ricibi e vacuna di Influenza completamente gratis y NO mester di un recept di dokter di cas. E adulto mayor di 60 aña of mas cu ta desea di ricibi su vacuna di Influenza por ‘WALK IN’ na seccion di Malesanan Infeccioso di DVG y na momento di presenta mester bin cu su carchi di AZV. E adulto mayor cu ta biba den instancianan di cuido lo worde vacuna na e instancia di cuido mes.

   Personanan cu ta sufri di malesa cronico of nan salud ta debil pero NO tin 60 aña ainda tambe por ricibi nan vacuna completamente gratis, pero pa esaki si mester ricibi un recept di dokter di cas. Cu e recept e persona por ‘WALK IN’ na seccion di Malesanan Infeccioso di DVG. Na momento di presenta mester bin cu e recept di dokter di cas y tambe e carchi di AZV.

   Tur otro persona cu NO tin 60 aña y tampoco tin malesa cronico pero ta desea di ricibi e vacuna di Influenza por paga pa esaki na un costo di 20 Florin y alavez mester traha un cita entre dialuna pa diabierna for di 8:00 am pa 11:45 am, of di 1:00 pm pa 3:30 pm.

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SKOA a celebra su di cinco Congreso Nacional di Enseñanza bao lema: ‘Groei en Ontwikkeling’

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Director Anuesca Baly:

ORANJESTAD (AAN)—Dia prome di November ultimo, SKOA a celebra su di cinco “Congreso Nacional di Enseñanza, hunto cu Rolf Groep.

Asina señora Anuesca Baly, director di SKOA, a menciona den un entrevista tocante e Congreso pa loke ta aña 2022.

Baly a expresa cu e aña aki e Congreso ta hopi special, pasobra banda cu SKOA, scolnan y maestronan a participa, tambe scolnan di SPCOA, tambe a participa den e Congreso aki.

E docentenan a haya diferente tema cu ta regarda nan trabao di tur dia y pafo di nan trabao tambe. Nan a haya informacion, lectura y tayernan di trabao.

Director di SKOA a menciona cu nan a cuminza for di 8’or di mainta cu un grupo na Hilton Hotel, pero den diferente scol tabata tin un grupo, entre otro, na Santa Ana Scol, Colegio San Antonio, La Salle College y Maria College.

El a agrega cu esaki sin lubida e parti di digitalizacion, unda cu docentenan a haya informacion di con nan por uza digitalizacion den nan lesnan, na un forma mucho miho, cu no necesariamente mester tin un smart tv, c-Touch, of pro baseboard, pero cu tin otro maneranan cu tambe por trece digitalizacion den klas.

Tocante e tema di digitalizacion y uso di pantaya na scol, señora Baly a señala cu esaki ta un reto grandi y costoso, y no tur scol por tin esaki. Pero esaki no ta kita motivacion di e scolnan pa sigui haci nan esfuerzo, sea via di fundraising, of sponsors, manera FUTURA cu poco tempo pasa a yuda diferente scol cu esaki, pero tin diferente otro instancia particular, cu tambe ta yuda cu esaki.  E ta canando, Baly a bisa, y enberdad esaki ta haci e lesnan mas interactive y atractivo pa e alumnonan. Pues, mucho mas yamativo cu e borchi berde cu hopi a lanta cune, antes.

Durante e Congreso tambe tabata tin un tayer di trabao tocante lesamento y mas cu e siman aki, esta Diabierna 4 awo, cu Siman di Buki di Biblioteca Nacional ta wordo inaugura.

Scolnan semper ta duna atencion na esaki, pasobra con cu bay bin, lesamento ta keda importante pa e persona su desaroyo. Si no lesa, no por siña palabra, y conocemento ta keda atras. SKOA semper ta fomenta lesamento den nan alumnonan.

‘Groei en Ontwikkeling’ (Crecimento y Desaroyo) ta e lema di e Congreso Nacional di Enseñanza e aña aki, y no ta solamente pa e alumnonan sino pa e docentenan, como tambe e mayornan. SKOA hopi biaha ta duna informacion tambe na e mayornan. Fundacion pa Nos Muchanan a participa den e sala di Scol Santa Ana, dunando informacion na e maestronan pa nan pase pa e mayornan. Director di SKOA a expresa cu asina ta cera e nucleo unda cu enberdad bo tin e triangulo: Alumno, central; Mayor, y Scol y tur ta riba mesun linea.




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