A BRE A K-IN - NOT A BRE A K-OUT - AT COURT

from page one commenting. That’s the proper way to go about it.”

Ms Pratt couldn’t be reached for comment before press time last night.

Mrs Pratt was the first woman to be deputy prime minister, serving as acting prime minister in 2005 after Perry Christie suffered a stroke. She was sworn in as the deputy to the governor-general on August 1, 2022. She declined to comment yesterday about her future, saying she is awaiting Mr Davis’ announcement. from page one he noticed that window screens at the courthouse had been tampered with. He contacted the police.

Sir Cornelius was appointed governor general on June 28, 2019. The past four governors-general served for about four years.

ACP Bonamy said the culprit allegedly entered the building through a southern window, damaged the doors at three courts, and tampered with file cabinets.

“We can’t say if files were missing, but magistrates and clerks are checking to see if anything was stolen,” he said.

“After two hours on the scene, we took a suspect in police custody that will be assisting us with the investigation.”

ACP Bonamy confirmed that there was no break-in on the Supreme Court side, only at the magistrate courts. The Garnet Levarity Justice Centre has surveillance cameras. While security checks are conducted throughout the building, there is no security officer or police officer stationed there on the weekend.

ACP Bonaby said they would be consulting the magistrates concerning installing more cameras and having officers posted there continuously.

He expects charges will be filed in the matter sometime next week.