Man shot dead in Prospect

| 07/03/2018 | 110 Comments

shooting death Cayman Islands, Cayman News Service(CNS): Police are investigating the second murder in the Cayman Islands this year after a man who had been shot was found lying in the road on Prospect Drive last night. The 44-year-old victim from George Town was pronounced dead at the hospital after emergency services were called to the location at around 10:30pm Tuesday, when police closed the road and declared a major other incident. Residents in the area reportedly heard shots around 10pm but no other details have been confirmed 

An investigation has been launched and the police are calling for the public’s assistance with this enquiry and are urging anyone with information about this incident to call the RCIPS Major Incident Room at 649-4502.  Anonymous tips can be provided to the RCIPS Confidential Tip Line at 949-7777, the Miami-based call centre of Crime Stoppers at 800-8477(TIPS), or online here: https://www.tipsubmit.com/WebTips.aspx?AgencyID=681.

Check back to CNS later today for more information.

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  1. Anonymous says:

    Poverty breeds crime,but also does prosperity. Years ago when the mothers stayed at home to rear the kids and the fathers went to work we had better children. Now both are working while our kids are being raised by all sorts of people. They usually deliver them as babes in the hospital, they take care of them at home, they teach them at school, they usually interview the whenever they apply for a job, when they mess up they are picked up by the cops, when they go to Court they are sent to prison and while in prison who look after them? so what all the fuss is about ?

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    • Anonymous says:

      I grew up in a communist country where both parents were working. There were practically no crime. There were may be 2 tv channels and a radio that reported no bad news. Our young minds were spared from the ills of the world. We grew up worrying about nothing. Everyone had a roof over his head and a food on its table. When you don’t need much you have everything. We were left to our own devices in terms of entertainment. All activities were free, from music schools to swimming lessons and ballet classes. It wasn’t our parents duty to entertain us or become our chauffeurs. There were no bullying at school, no ADD or other “ modern” mind disorders. Our minds were not bombarded by propaganda as many believe. We turned out just fine.
      Today’s youth is spoiled by parents from birth and grow up with a sense of entitlement.

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  2. Anonymous says:

    To all politicians and other responsible moorons: If my daughter gets hurt in a crossfire of these f..ng kids, I will come after you !!
    YOU are responsible. You let it happen. You ignored the warnings.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Moorons? Thumbs up none the less.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Settle down keyboard warrior you na going do sh!t.

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      • Anonymous says:

        7:06 if you are responsible for or cause to be taken away all that is important in a persons life one is as guilty of the crime as the person who pulled the trigger. You people have never seen a creature that will keep coming at you and never quit. Pray you never do. I am not 9:35

  3. Anonymous says:

    sellouts…they soon revolt and take back our islands with the firepower they already heave

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  4. Anonymous says:

    How many voter signatures does it take to initiate a referendum to get rid of this useless government? How about a no confidence motion regarding those ‘public servants’ who are failing to do anything to lock these **(&)* up and keep them off our streets.

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    • Anonymous says:

      And then the present government will be replaced by.. ..what/who exactly? The alternatives combined with the niaivity of the electorate are equally, if not more frightening. What a sorry state we are all in.

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      • Anonymous says:

        Correct. All of the talented Caymanians are employed in high positions in the private sector and have no interest in running the country. Unfortunately all we get to choose from is corrupt greedy fools who couldn’t get a decent job in the private sector.

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        • Anonymous says:

          Yep, bout time the Brits took over fully again, and take the USA back whilst they are at it, ‘cos damn…

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  5. Anonymous says:

    Clearly our elected government thinks that it is not in their interests to tackle the rapidly increasing levels of shootings, home invasions, armed robberies and other violent crimes that are now happening on a daily basis. What is their payoff for doing nothing and who is making it?? Just asking because I have no idea why they do nothing!

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    • alaw says:

      Could you name the Country, Government, Police, that has control the mind of a
      criminal please. I am searching

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  6. Anonymous says:

    None of us are safe unless and until the thugs are off our streets. Two constant figures over the last nearly 20 years as things have spiraled out of control are the Attorney General and the Director of Public Prosecutions. They have advised multiple governments on their approaches to violent crime and the prosecution of if. Not saying they are to blame but perhaps advisors and prosecutors who fail to get violent criminals off our streets should find ‘other opportunities’.

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    • Diogenes says:

      The Director of the DPP is relatively new, the AG has been there for a while though, but still nowhere near 20 years
      I think by now the general public is familiar with the woes of prosecution on these islands it also includes the police force, prosecutors can only use the evidence in relation to a crime if it is found,admissible and was handled responsibly. As we saw with one of the last high profile sexual offence cases, the police did not follow up with witnesses and accusers in the way they should have which left inconsistencies in the prosecution’s case which allowed the person to beat the charges.
      Finding reliable and willing witnesses, collecting and properly handling evidence, building the necessary legal case to ensure conviction. A crime can be open and shut in the court of public opinion but a simple police or prosecutorial mishap can derail even the most watertight case when they actually get to the scrutiny of a trial by court.
      The vast majority of won cases end up being persons who plea guilty to reduce time or otherwise, winning cases is far more complicated than some realize

      From a legal perspective I think while our services have room for improvement they are not the root cause of the crime, they are symptoms of a larger disease in our community

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      • Anonymous says:

        While they are not the root cause, they don’t seem to be part of the solution either. Incompetence and unreasonable delay is reported weekly if not daily.

  7. Caymanian donkeys says:

    These guys live at the top of prospect drive and or top of marina drive, these shite whole families have lived there for years now, the police eknow about them, and at least 1 a month the police are searching these homes.
    What I don’t understand is that the trade and business license board approved a business in one of the homes (the one on prospect drive), these guys sell drugs, commit crimes (all sorts) and now having a business always them to deposit their illegal funds legally now.
    How do we get rid of these people, unfortunately they are now Caymanians, 2 generation, some idiots gave them status in the 80s and ever since they’ve been committing crime.
    As a concerned prospect citizen, with these families living in our area we are screwed.
    The worst thing is that we haven’t heard anything from the MLA for Prospect and of course our Premier (Red Bay is at the end of Prospect Dr.)

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    • Anonymous says:

      1:26pm, both representatives are good talkers, not that you should believe what they say.

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    • Anonymous says:

      I get your point, but just to factually correct you, the shooter nor the deceased live at the top of that road… So the first, idk, 8 lines out of your comment is factually incorrect.

    • TANYA says:

      Caymanian donkeys!!!! who so ever you may be you need to get your FACTS str8…

      I live at the Address in prospect that your talking about and for fYI I am a Born Caymanian my family all are Caymanians by birth and not by papers.. we do not endulge in the above things that you mension. we are hard working caymanians trying to make ends meet just like every one else.

      by the way Caymanian Donkey!! that’s means Ass , I wonder if your the Donkey that gave me and my family the Status!!!

      because a shooting took place on the road in Prospect you quick to target my shop bout we sell drugs and illegal shit is taking place there. did you read or saw on the news that’s police found drugs there? no you have not so get your dam facts straight before you go posting wrong information about people and there family’s … you seem to know more about my place than me.. so if you want the correct information please fell free to contact me any time of day or night so I can give you true and correct Information… I see why you call your self Caymanian Donkey because you is a dam Ass… Tanya Walton @ 922-1633.
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    • Anonymous says:

      Obviously your NOT a resident of prospect nor Prospect Drive, before you come on here being a Donkey please get your facts straight. But I guess because your hiding behind the computer you can say anything right ? What exactly does this murder have to do with these people house or business? Typical caymanian crab in a bucket.Further more to clarify your false statement, the people who lives there are BORN Caymanians who have lived there for more than 20+ years. A Proud retired civil servant lady I’ve know for years with a trade and business liecense for over 15 years trying to make ends meet, to further clarify you, that store has been on Prospect Drive for 5 plus years, that’s a next reason I can tell you are not a Prospect Resident. Stop trying to paint images that’s not there. We need to come together and try to help solve the REAL problems out here!

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  8. Anonymous says:

    Yet another criminal on criminal crime. The thugs in Cayman rarely attack innocents (usually bystanders or witnesses), so if there is a murder, if it is not due to domestic violence (eg. family members, spouses, etc.), 9 times out of 10 it is drug or gang related or both.

    Tourists: these types of criminals will not attack you. The ones you need to worry about are the drug users who are desperate for money to get a fix. They may rob someone on the street or break into their rental unit in the middle of the night, but random shootings of tourists are as common as rain in the Sahara desert.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Just like Jamaica.

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      • Anonymous says:

        …and Manchester (England).

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        • Anonymous says:

          Compare the death rates from gun crime in Cayman and Manchester and you will find Cayman is orders of magnitudes worse.

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          • Anonymous says:

            Nice little swerve you did there with the “gun crime” specification.

            How about we just focus on crime in general and see what we come up with shall we?

            Not so boastie’ now huh?

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        • Anonymous says:

          Which is full of Jamaicans.

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          • Anonymous says:

            There are a few Jamaicans there, but make no mistake, the entrenched criminality of Manchester, England is overwhelmingly controlled by white British families.

            They dont need any help from the Jamaicans in that regard – as you so nicely and racistly’ suggested.

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    • Jotnar says:

      If I were a tourist I would be really reassured by that message – not.

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      • Pit of vipers says:

        So maybe instead of coming to Cayman, tourists should visit London, or Paris, or New York, or LA, or Cape Town, or Dublin, or Manila, or Kingston, or Mumbai, or wherever the heck it is that you’re from, that you believe is so much safer than Cayman. Got it.

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        • Anonymous says:

          Not from here originally but been here long enough to know there are majorly troubled youth here. Families are poor because of a lack of proper education. The information in the school system is important to know and schools need to be better at helping individuals more than the group as a whole.

          People get ignored and fall through the cracks. Everyone but them seems to live the good life and they turn to drugs and alcohol like their dads. Sad state of affairs. These kids are growing up stupid and it will end up being a major problem if it is not dealt with on a case by case basis.

      • Anonymous says:

        There is no where in the world you can go where murders don’t occur.

    • Anonymous says:

      What crime had the deceased committed?

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    • Anonymous says:

      How reassuring ! And you are the Minister of Tourism ? Premier ? Police Comissioner ? Just another armchair expert ?

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    • To the haters says:

      From crime reported in other countries not just developing. It starts off this way then like a disease it spreads to innocents. In 2002 I knew of one Murder (domestic) by June 2008 7 murders. Then annually for several years.

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    • Anonymous says:

      I was a tourist. We stopped coming to Cayman a couple years ago. I own a condo that’s part of a rental pool and currently trying to sell it…trying to sell it is the key.
      The crime on your island is escalating extremely fast, we don’t feel safe at all.

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      • Anonymous says:

        Yes, yes, and that is why you spend your time on CNS. Sorry, you fail the BS test.

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      • Anonymous says:

        see you laytur.

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      • Blink 4 once says:

        How hard are you trying? The markets doing very well. Unless by the words sell your trying to make 5 over you paid and that fare too but then dont say trying like its being so hard to sale in this market! Even some of the bad areas are doing very well on the market to point west bay has picked back up and sales are up in that side the island, guess we all can type to sound negative.

      • Anonymous says:

        Where are you going?

      • Anonymous says:

        This place is not that dangerous man… more likely to die on the road than by being shot. Both are still a very low probability around here considering. Move to Haiti I hear it’s much safer and you won’t believe what you can get for the price of your rental!

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  9. Anonymous says:

    I live in this area and would like to thank all politicians, church leaders, community leaders etc now and then for letting my neighborhood and the rest of this island, deteriorate.

    Your priorities have been wrong for the last 4 decades when it all started.

    I ask all caymanians to stay home with the next elections.

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    • West bay Premier says:

      Your advice to stay home next election, is not the best solution for this incompetent Government . Because if you stay home and don’t vote you’re going to end up with the same ones that are now allowing the Islands to be destroyed by criminals.

      You have to start your campaign now against this incompetent Government and keep on going till next election . They have to be removed if they are not doing their job .

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      • Anonymous says:

        Yeah, voting in whatever sloth runs next election will be better. People only run for office/ MLAs for the $$ and the eternal benefits. All worthless every time.

      • Anonymous says:

        Let’s get rid of this government and replace it with senior MLA’s who drink all night, flirt with girls young enough to be their grandchildren, gamble and know all the criminals.iYou think!
        Should be a complete change if their is going to be change at all.

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    • Mokes-for-all says:

      And just how the hell do you expect to make any change, if you are going to stay at home and refrain from voting? It’s just this kind of apathy that career politicians rely upon to remain in power, instead of being swept away by the new brooms that are needed. I say the opposite. if you want change, get out, get involved, vote.

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    • Dunz says:

      That is very unwise, better to take a chance and vote in new independents until the main parties understand that they need to do better.

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      • Anonymous says:

        What exactly makes you think independents would react any differently? What would you expect the elected arm to do, specifically?

  10. Anonymous says:

    Stop working on financial crime etc and put them all on patrol an nvestigation for a few months.

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  11. Anonymous says:

    What will it take for this government and the Director of Prosecutions and the police to get serious about the escalating violent crime? When will they get these violent criminals off our streets and keep them off our streets? When will they even feel it necessary to even acknowledge what is happening?????

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    • Anonymous says:

      Because that would mean upsetting some people and politicians just can’t have that because it may result in loss of votes. And when you have politicians that rely on ghetto votes our of areas like rock hole, parts of prospect and swamp. Also now that colossally idiotic OMOV policy supported by utter morons; has been implemented and you have given the ghettos and crack heads as seat in the LA, don’t expect these politicians to crack down on their constituents or family members too hard.

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      • Anonymous says:

        I think it’s more than that @ 12:34 pm.

        I think they will let things get so out of control that people start begging for martial law and other extreme types of governance to be put in place.

        I don’t think it’s really black & white at this point, but many many shades of grey to consider.

        The social fabric of Cayman has been lost, for quite some time now.

        Maybe if all the rich investors went elsewhere, the CIG would act more and talk less. After-all $$$ talks, BS walks.

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      • Anonymous says:

        You mean we should give more than one vote to those open to bribery

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    • Anonymous says:

      Oh no the police sitting down waiting for that new central police station to be built and opened in 2020 before they decide to do any real work it seems

    • Anonymous says:

      Do you think that no one knows where he is. Time to stop blaming the police etc and sort out the people protecting him.

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  12. Anonymous says:

    The Premiers response when told about this incident in a whatsapp Group was “oh my lord”, I think that pretty much sums up his position and ability to deal with this!

    Still waiting on his 60% gun crime reduction strategy.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Sounds about right… If he’s waiting on the lord to intervene we are all screwed!

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    • E. Nygma says:

      When it involves gay people, the government can participate in and help organize a rally to display how against the dangerous murdering homosexuals who are a menace to life in Cayman, oh wait nevermind
      But when it comes to actual crime, dangerous gang violence and murders the government, cabinet and the police whistle and close their eyes and plug their ears

      Our priorities are mixed up, we are too concerned with who is buying sex toys and who has a cannabis leaf on their shampoo and who wants to marry who.
      And all the while criminals are destroying lives and getting away with literal murder.

      When 2021 comes around and this unity government dissolves I want to know who the PPM and CDP will blame for the current state of affairs?
      Seeing as their hands were both all over this, in the last 20 years and in this current hellish government they concocted

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  13. Anonymous says:

    police need to patrol these areas 24-7….stop and search all cars and people loitering….on bikes at night with no lights….
    but not much hope when the commissioner does not believe in law enforcement…

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    • West bay Premier says:

      Anonymous 11:09 am , you have to remember that the Commissioner’s hands are tied , he and his Officers can only do what Law and guidelines require them to do .
      It’s their BOSS that is responsible for this mess of crime and criminals.

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      • E. Nygma says:

        Sorry did crime start 4 1/2 years ago when the Governor arrived?
        You are truly one of the dumbest people on this site,
        No one person is to blame for crime, this has been building up for YEARS

        The PPM and CDP collectively have been fooling around and playing government for the better part of the last 20 years passing power around like a peace pipe
        Instead of dealing with issues on these islands their focus is building docks, and putting on shows and photo-ops. People are getting murdered in the streets and our leaders haven’t met in the LA in nearly 4 months, the National Security council has met once since the election
        They don’t have a solution and there is no magical solution, there are mitigating programs we can put into place but even then our leaders would rather fill northward to the brim than actaully handle crime at the root, our people need to be educated and trained so that crime is an after-thought, if you give people the option to make a better life for themselves 99/100 times they will take the opportunity

        Quit blaming one singular person for all your issues dumbass

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        • West bay Premier says:

          You are so uncivilized not worth replying to.

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          • E. Nygma says:

            Boo hoo, someone hurt your precious feelings, talk to me again about Political correctness and oversensitive liberals, does the word dumbass, make you want to cry dumbass?
            “He hurt my feelings and used a not so nice word, that insulted my sensibilities”

            “not worth replying to” (that was literally a reply Einstein)
            And who do you think you are kidding WBP, people have seen the type of half-assed barely thought through comments you make, you couldn’t pen a relevant rebuttal to my comment with a team of writers and editors assisting you

            I don’t mince words and I certainly don’t give a damn about your sensibilities, feelings or otherwise
            You want to avoid a insulting response, at least pretend you have two brain cells to rub together before you write a stupid ass comment
            or better yet, stop writing comments and save the world the trouble of having to read your drivel

            Ta ta for now, – Nygma

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    • Anonymous says:

      Mmm okay but if they stop and search you I hope you don’t complain

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    • Anonymous says:

      Stop talking crap and reintroduce the death sentence for murder, I’m sick of these stupid little gangsters who think they can intimidate us, let’s terrify them and string a few up !

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      • Anonymous says:

        Not a bad idea but thanks to ECHR and UK Law you can’t do it.

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        • A says:

          Bermuda defied ECHR over LBGT issues, see no reason why we can’t do the same over hanging?

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          • Jotnar says:

            Actually they didn’t. They repealed the gay marriage law, true, but they replaced it with a law guaranteeing equivalent civil rights – nothing for the ECHR to object to in that (unlike the situation in Cayman).

        • Anonymous says:

          No but we could ship them off to US supermax for 40 years. See how tough these losers are then.

          • Joe Arpaio says:

            We don’t want your trash from your little sh#thole island! McKeeva made this mess, deal with it… You really do need to double the population of the island…. See how bad it gets then…

    • Anonymous says:

      Stop and Search all cars??? You never use your brain before you actually wrote that! Maybe they should stop and search your car when your on the way to work and on the way back during your 1 hour lunch because I doubt you will get to work on time, get to take lunch and get home at a reasonible hour. We done have traffic issues you want create more hold up with the amount of cars in cayman.

    • Anonymous says:

      . . . and patrol EE

  14. Anonymous says:

    I think the government, governor, deputy governor are more concerned about LGBTIS issues than anything else at the moment.

    Soon come.

    Dictatorship of the Minority

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    • Anonymous says:

      yes and Judicial reviews!

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    • E. Nygma says:

      Mentioning another issue means that is their priority or focus?
      Bringing light to something doesn’t de-prioritize something else you know, the island is allowed to have multiple issues at once.
      Please show me the actions they have taken that justify you claiming this is their main concern?

      The Governor mentioned it like twice in 4 1/2 years and did nothing,
      The Deputy Governor has mentioned it once and has done nothing
      But this is their priority?

      Contards will take any chance to attack the LGBTQ community
      Proving their point for them

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  15. Anonymous says:

    Omg!! Cayman has gone to the dogs!! Definitely not a place to vacation anymore safely. It’s such a crying shame! I loved the place since I moved and worked there in 1980. It never used to be like this back then. Which way are people bringing up their children to act in this nature? Are parents so uneducated these days that they are not teaching them right from wrong? Have school teachers lost the right to reprimand students? Have Social Services lost funding to intervene? I certainly know that the MASH team haven’t got the funding to employ experienced overseas personnel to take them forward and guide them in the right direction. Come in Government stop pansying about, do your job that you are highly paid to do and put services in place to educate these children and free them from getting into this quagmire of crime!!!……this is the reason employers favour overseas educated personnel. You are masters of your own destiny.

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    • West bay Premier says:

      Anonymous 10 : 39am 100% on the head . You need to send this comment to Alden and the other 18 elected officials and tell them to STUDY it very carefully . And tell them that Cayman has gone to the dogs and iguanas under their management and Leadership.
      When you moved to Cayman in the 80s was when them Politicians started to take away the belt and strap from Parents and School Teachers , why we have kids like this today .

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      • Anonymous says:

        Not true, 11:44. The guy who was shot comes from a crime ridden family and he and his brothers were strapped many times in school and beaten at home. As were most of our well known local criminals including Sheldon, Sven, Shane, Julio, Bryan, Steve etc etc. so your easy answer about the strap, so popular as an explanation by old timers, is totally wrong. It is the sheer unadulterated crappiness of the homes, especially non existent or, even worse, violent parenting, that resulted in the mess we have today. And the teachers back in the day warned about it but………..

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        • West bay Premier says:

          12:13pm , would you agree that after the 1980s , that’s when the Islands society started to fall apart ?

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          • Anonymous says:

            Yes…right about the time our National Hero JMB opened up the floodgates of development and everyone began chasing the dollar at the expense of everything else and at the same time cocaine started flooding in with everything that that brings, including gangs. It has nothing to do with the strap supposedly being taken out of the school and it has, of course, got nothing to do with the current obsession of so many people, namely gay relationships. How many was it again who turned up at the Lions Centre to “stop” gay marriage? Ah, I remember, 3000. Shame on us wasting time on this when the country is being ruined by violent criminals not peaceful gays.

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        • West bay Premier says:

          Anonymous 12:13 pm , when I said them Politicians started to take away the belt and strap . I ment that they started making Laws and regulations against parents and schools and putting non functional departments inplace to deal with situations and they not doing their job, is why we have the problems and the kind of kids we have today . But that is exactly what has happened . When no one is being held accountable for their children or their job , this is the results what you’re seeing today .

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      • Anonymous says:

        Thank you 11.44am. You are so right! It is the same in the U.K. Since they took away the teachers right to administer the cane to misbehaved children. It went down hill rapidly after that. My niece is a school teacher and she says the amount of abuse she receives frim the youngsters she teaches is unbelievable. They use the “F” word to her as if it’s nothing and she daren’t lay a hand on them. It is obvious with this behaviour that these kids have been dragged up and not brought up from an early age. The Parenting skills are Zero!!
        No respect whatsoever! If u went home and told my parents i had the cane for misbehaving I’d have another clip around the ear. They fear nothing today and buwvoeople wonder what’s gone wrong.

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      • Mokes-for-all says:

        You really don’t have a clue, do you?!

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    • Anonymous says:

      Poverty breeds crime.

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      • Anonymous says:

        That’s an excuse. Lame one at that. Some of our best citizens were raised in poverty and didn’t choose a life of crime. I can’t count how many of my friends were poorest of the poor and never even been in any legal trouble.

        You know what is an almost sure thing to breed crime? No parenting and people excusing bad behavior.

    • Anonymous says:

      Sir I must say that it seems as if you are looking for a good excuse to seek a job here. Most of our employment is from foreign already. Years ago when we had a paradise it was the uneducated Caymanian as you would have it who taught the kids who raised them to be good citizens etc. It was such a Haven that each and everyone wanted to come here. Stop critizing as crime is world wide. Who you need to blame is your canoe boys who are bringing in the guns and the drugs. It was a dooms day when they introduced it to our shores. sorry for the spelling error of criticing.

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  16. Anonymous says:

    Again, not very nice.

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  17. StopTheCrime says:

    Well, as long as he wasn’t gay, it’s fine with the bible-thumpers here. That seems to be the only topic they want to focus their efforts on.

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  18. Anonymous says:

    Police are well aware that this is a known problem area and hangout for the “wannabe gangster”. The area needs to have a higher frequency of patrols that are done randomly!
    The bottom line is that the area is a roach motel and needs to be cleaned up or demolished. The owner should be forced to clean the area up (as a matter of fact all of the residents on this street should do same). Roaches do not come to clean areas!
    Take some pride in yourselves and community, this is how you get rid of these rodents!

    Respectfully a Resident of Prosect

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    • Diogenes says:

      Roaches live on every portion of this planet, (excluding Antarctica and the Arctic), you might not see them but they are there

      The difference between the older generations and the newer ones, we acknowledge the roaches are hiding out of sight or below the surface, while you pretend they don’t exist and then scream bloody murder (no offence to the victim, but pun intended) when they show up
      These issues didn’t just spring up out of the blue, they have been bubbling in the periphery for a long time and until Cayman comes to terms with our PRESENT, and lets go of our long gone past we will never be able to solve these problems.

      The solution is not going back to the 1950s Cayman, contrary to what the nostalgic among us would think or say, we need new solutions for new problems

      I don’t know about you, but when I see a roach, I don’t just kill it and say “problem done” I take preventative and precautionary measures (hence I rarely see roaches, yet I do not doubt their existence) A lesson that some on Cayman need to learn, and quickly

      Diogenes

      * What a wonderful metaphor roaches have become, this is sublime*

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  19. Manowar Conspiracy says:

    Yes Cayman still believing in the great white hope and their Jacan functionaries run this place Well Alden you and the PPM Unity Gang still overseeing the demise of our beautiful isles. Let the beatings continue Aaaaaaar

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      9:24am, waiting to hear when their time comes around, then there will be more excitement and changes to laws and god knows what else.

  20. Anonymous says:

    Violent crime has become a daily event and only a tiny percentage of these crimes ever result in a conviction. Even when there is a conviction sentences are ridiculously short and our politicians continue to support the mandatory release of violent criminals after they have served only a fraction of their sentences. We also need to ensure that concurrent sentences end for violent crime. Violent criminals need to serve long solitary sentences for each violent offence not short concurrent sentences with release after a few months no matter how many shootings and other violent crimes they are involved in.

    We need an end to mandatory release of violent criminals, incentives for criminals to turn on each other and a solitary confinement unit in the prison for all violent offenders to keep them away from all other offenders. At the moment the Northward Hilton is nothing more that a university of crime.

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  21. Anonymous says:

    60% reduction in gun crime, the premier said!!! Can we all just take a moment to agree the man is full of shit!?

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      It’s looking like gun crime has actually increased by 60% or more since the premier made that statement.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Some people will say just about anything to get power or keep it. Alden is a prime example of such behavior.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Politicians don’t want to do anything about crime, for they are afraid the criminals family and friends won’t vote for them on voting day and thats all they care about, filling their pockets. Why not have a Government like Singapore with millions of people of different nationals and are nearly crime and drugs free. And remember they don’t put themselves in the L A, we the people votes them in, so we have our selves to blame.

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    • Anonymous says:

      There are no gun shops in the Cayman Islands. There are no Ganga farms here. Drugs and guns are the criminal culprit. It is common knowledge, that drugs and guns are supplied by Traffickers from next door. Drain the swamp now, or else the swamp will continue to overflow.
      Government get off your asses or out of your arm chairs and act like you have balls. Everyone of you were elected by the people, if you can’t deal with the problems get out of the kitchen. Call for help! Rome is burning, and there is no water in sight.

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