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PIV Trial For Big Guns Starts
The trial of Edwin Flowers and Kenyon Dominguez for possession of firearms and drugs continued, with the case adjourned until January 2026.
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In A Zone Where Some Need A Bulletproof Vehicle, Police Establish A Presence
The Ministry of Home Affairs and Enterprise enhances security in the Corozal Free Zone following recent violence involving key figures.
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Police Witness to Budna Kidnapping Says They Made Him Give A Bogus Statement
Corporal Carlos Choco reveals he was pressured to give a false statement regarding the Joseph Budna kidnapping, implicating senior police officers in a cover-up.
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Disciplinary Charges Against Choco, Suddenly Shelved
disciplinary charges against Corporal Carlos Choco for soliciting a bribe have been shelved after intervention from senior ranks in the police force.
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Elderly Woman Shot On Her Way To Church
An elderly woman was shot while on her way to church in Belize City, along with two teenage boys, during a drive-by shooting.
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Man Charged For Murder After Common Law Dies From Burn Injuries
Frederick Wagner was charged with the murder of his girlfriend, Dawn Bernard, who died from severe burn injuries after being allegedly set on fire.
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Police String Up \"32\" Again
Jahreem Staine, known as "32", faces fines and possible jail time for gang membership after appearing in court following a photo showing him displaying a gang sign.
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Blamed For Weed Gummies On The Street, Court Tells Exhibit Keeper He Could Face A Year In Jail
An exhibit keeper faces a potential one-year jail sentence for disposing of marijuana gummies that ended up with children.
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US Department Of Homeland Security Arrests 13 Belizeans, Says They're \"Worst Of Worst\
Thirteen Belizeans have been arrested by the US Department of Homeland Security for serious crimes during immigration sweeps.
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10 Years After Being Handcuffed And Tied Up, Myles Still Haunted By Incident
Rupert Myles reflects on the lasting impact of being handcuffed and tied up in a Maya village incident over ten years ago.
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Zach Told The Cops He Didn't Want Court Action
Zach Reich requested no further action after alleging that Minister Henry Charles Usher's driver pulled a gun on him, and a settlement was reached.
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Another Cop Challenges Transfer
Sergeant Joel Grinage is legally challenging his transfer, claiming it is punitive and unjustified, with support from his attorney Audrey Grinage.
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