WANTING ANSWERS - Attorney
Simeon Brown (left) speaks out during a press conference as family members look (right) Thursday July 8th, 1999 in
Freeport, Grand Bahama on the three year anniversary of the death of
Police Constable Dwayne Barry Rose. The police officer was killed in
the line of duty on July 9th, 1996. Tearful family members and friends
gathered together for the press conference while the brother of Mr.
Rose wore a tee shirt showing a photograph of his brother with the words
"Police Officer Slain by Police" on it. (© 1999 Photo by Tim
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NEW MEMBERS - Commonwealth Group of Unions president Hurie Bodye speaks
Tuesday July 6th, 1999 at a press conference held at the White House of
Labour to announce that the Union has filed a recognition agreement
with Pizza Hut in Freeport, Grand Bahama. Approximately 20 employees will
join the Commonwealth Hotel Services and Allied Workers' Union. (© 1999
Photo by Tim Aylen/Picture This)
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BONDED ISSUE - Callenders attorney Fred Smith (left) talks to Crown
Counsel Albertha Bartlett (right) as attorney Bradley Callender looks
on before the start of the trial involving the Comptroller of Customs
Thursday July 8th, 1999 before Justice Lyons at the Supreme Court in
Freeport, Grand Bahama. The law firm, Callenders & Co., is taking
action against the Controller of Customs for refusing to permit the firm, a
licensee of the Grand Bahama Port Authority, to import a vehicle
without the payment of duty and permitting it to be imported under their bond.
This is the first occasion that a licensee of the Port Authority has
issued proceedings against the Comptroller of Customs. On Tuesday July
13th the case was argued and the Judge reserved his decision until
Monday July 19th at 9:30am when he will deliver his judgment. (© 1999
Photo by Tim Aylen/Picture This)
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