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that can combat knife and gunshot attacks while acting as a carry-all.
The Bermuda Police Service yesterday announced the provision to all officers of the vests after five years of research.
Officers will be able to carry radios, batons, handcuffs an...
DATE: Nov 03, 2000
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Tourism Minister David Allen heard some home truths yesterday during a "clear the air'' meeting over staff unrest in his department.
He said he was pleased with the outcome and said further meetings with the 38 staff were planned for the future.
The ...
DATE: Nov 03, 2000
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Rank and file Prison Officers are ready to take Government to court over conditions in the Island's correctional facilities.
And the current industrial action was taken as "a last resort'' according to the Bermuda Prison Officers Association and is d...
DATE: Nov 03, 2000
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early yesterday morning.
The woman said that she was waiting for a ride outside the Mid-Atlantic Boat Club on North Shore Road in Devonshire shortly after 3 a.m. when the attack happened.
The attacker approached her and apparently asked for a lift.
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motoring offence, Juvenile Court heard.
The 15-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was stopped by officers while riding on the back of a motorcycle on North Shore Road, Hamilton Parish, on July 20.
Two Police officers testified that the ...
DATE: Nov 03, 2000
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Jamaican housemaid who did not have a work permit.
Penelope Cooke pleaded guilty to employing the woman at her home Rockmoor Farm, St. Mark's Road, Smiths, but said she had no idea the lady did not have a work permit.
Her lawyer Susan Davis said the ...
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revealed that traffic wardens have been given a two-page list of vehicles exempt from being given parking tickets.
It is understood the wardens are on the look out for dozens of Police cars which should not be ticketed -- but the Corporation of Hamil...
DATE: Nov 03, 2000
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face of the manager during a brawl was given a conditional discharge at Magistrates Court yesterday.
The Court heard that Karla Aitken, a labourer, threw beer over the face of a fellow worker in the Beach on Front Street, Hamilton, resulting in a fig...
DATE: Nov 03, 2000
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for two years in Magistrates' Court recently.
Richard Michael Dill, 34, was recognised by Senior Magistrate Archie Warner as a repeat theft and drug offender.
Duty counsel Elizabeth Christopher said Dill was "dual-diagnosed'', as suffering from psych...
DATE: Nov 02, 2000
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