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Preston Rivers with fellow murder victim Robert Bush
Commissioner David Baines with Governor Duncan Taylor at yesterday’s announcement.
Tad Stoner tad.stoner@ieyenews.com
Preston Rivers has become the latest victim of a murder spree that’s spiralling way out of control. Now the upper echelons of Cayman power have vowed to put an end to the mindless violence that has seen three people killed in less than a week. After a high level meeting between Premier McKeeva Bush, Commissioner David Baines and
Governor Duncan Taylor, one proposal discussed is to employ a gang curfew. iNews is the first paper to bring you the message delivered by Baines late yesterday afternoon. Speaking on the steps of the Government Administration Building the RCIPS Commissioner said: “Our challenge is to block and stop further retaliation and get in between the Logwoods and Birch Tree Hill gangs.
“The offenders are now moving further afield to target their victims. “All it takes are two or three toxic individuals to escalate this to a level never seen before. All the police know what further action we need to do. “In each murder there are at least two gunmen and two separate weapons. We have evidence of a shotgun, a semi-automatic pistol and a revolver being used.
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