Streets Shy To Talk About Shooting
Residents on Albert Street avoided discussing the shooting at Commissioner Chester Williams' home due to fear of reprisal.
Residents on Albert Street avoided discussing the shooting at Commissioner Chester Williams' home due to fear of reprisal.
Helen Samuels advocates for her son, who is detained under the State of Emergency despite having a clean record and no gang affiliations.
Ninety-four individuals are detained under a State of Emergency in response to increased gang activity and recent murders in Belize City and the Cayo District.
A state of emergency has been declared in Roaring Creek and Cotton Tree following a police station shooting and the murder of an officer.
The Commissioner of Police defends the state of emergency as a necessary measure to combat crime despite criticisms of its effectiveness.
The Commissioner of Police links recent gang violence in Belize to the Trinibad concert held at Riverside Tavern, citing concerns over the music's influence.
A family on Castle Street alleges police pointed a gun at their one-year-old during a state of emergency operation, describing the encounter as violent and threatening.
Residents of Roaring Creek claim that local men were wrongfully detained and brutalized by police during a recent incident.
The Commissioner of Police deflected questions about pressure on Aaron Flowers to drop charges against Inspector Christopher Martinez, whose case is currently before the court.
Commissioner of Police Chester Williams defends officers against allegations of misconduct during a search involving businessman Salus Penner.
A police station in Roaring Creek was shot at, with 18 rounds fired, but no officers were injured during the incident.
Dion Bowden was shot dead in Belize City, leading to the arrest of Jeffrey Pott for murder after a prior altercation.
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