The 32-year-old man who was shot by police in Maxwell Plains, Christ Church on Tuesday has died.
Dwayne Omar Ward, of Dayrells Hill, Christ Church, passed away at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital around 7:50 a.m. today.
Police Public Relations Officer Acting Inspector Rodney Inniss told the media that Ward had confronted officers who were conducting investigations in the area by speeding towards them in a vehicle.
Inniss said the officers had fired shots at the vehicle to protect themselves.
Christ Church man shot by police has died
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Sandy Deane
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June 8, 2018
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Sandy Deane
June 8, 2018
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MAY HE REST IN PEACE
Nice concocted story Police Public Relations Officer Acting Inspector Rodney Inniss
I will read it to my Grand Children at night
he be dead along time ago
Whether the police is wrong or right , they are only human what do bajans expect from our police , when our country black people is having no respect for the laws of our land………….
I am ALL for LAW & ORDER, & I expect the attorney general to give the police all the powers they need to rid this island of bad boys.& guns (I also expect the attorney general to seriously allow an investigation carried out by law enforcement officers from the us, Canada, or England, to rid the drug squad & police force from police that trafficking cocain, & doing other things you would not believe what the criminals in the force are doing, they need to be gotten rid of, stuff going on in the force that would shock barbadians, Hon Attorney general dont turn a blind eye, please deliver us from de criminals in the force, form a special military train group working with the army to eliminate bad boys in barbados rid barbados of these parasites.
I want to mention that they are some nice female officers in the Barbados police force, we have bright female officers who should be allowed to climb the promotional ladder, without having to give in to sexual advances from senior officers in the force, this practice has to be STOPPED, all over Barbados is the same thing if women want a good promotion the boys @ the top must taste de H***y, women in barbados MUST join togeather & stop this degrading of our lovely bright women, its NOT fair to them & all, women in barbados MUST protest against sexual harasment in the work place, ( women its time to change the guard,( DONT let these lowminded worthlest men in positions treat you all like hoars, STAND up for your RIGHTS, you came to do a job, if you wanted to hoar, you would be in nelson street. hello to all my nice lovely Bajan sisters love ya ( greg)
“form a special military train group working with the army to eliminate bad boys in barbados rid barbados of these parasites.”
@Carlisle Norville!!!! PLEASE don’t encourage the new AG to Violate the CONSTITUTION like the Previos AG Did, if this is what is warranted, then the Constitution will again have to be amended, asit does NOT support these Joint RBPF/BDF missions in it’s present form, as a matter of fact it is prohibited, as the two Institutions serve two Completely Different purposes, one CIVIL the other MILITARY, os to Serve and Protect, the other to Kill and Cure.
BTW:anyone arrested by the Military can NEVER be found Guilty in a Civil Court of Law, as the Military Has NO Powers of Arrest.
@Greg norville!!! The Only time that will stop, is if these alleged Sexually harassed women Officers WILL Come Forward #MEETOO
The Attorney General has the Power to make sure that they are NOT given a hard time after coming forward.
Mark my word it is miscreants like you who only seek the services of the police when the same nefarious characters are at your doorstep then again it might be birds of a feather flocking together.
@ The Fake Sherlock Holmes
Three Barbadians — a trans woman, a lesbian and a gay man have filed a petition before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) challenging Barbados’ Sexual Offences Act (SOA).
Of particular concern to them are two sections of the domestic legislation, which has been on the statute books since 1868.
You should be Smiling from ear to ear now
How pathetic Mark my word, a vile insinuation coming from a depraved Soy Boy.