Showing posts with label st maarten police. Show all posts
Showing posts with label st maarten police. Show all posts

Sunday, December 15, 2013

PHOTOS CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES ON LB SCOTT ROAD. DETOUR THROUGH SAUNDERS/BETTY'S ESTATE, EBENEZER photos judith roumou








Construction continues on LB Scott Road. One would think it odd, that in the middle of Christmas rush, construction would be postponed. But Windward road has to pay its Christmas bonuses, and Maurice has to get his cut, so ofcourse there will be one bogus project after the other. The construction had stopped by Saturday evening. But is supposed to continue today. Any updates, I will let you know


Monday, December 2, 2013

DR RANDALL FRIDAY CLINIC TO BE OPENED TODAY, DR KAREEMA MATHEWS-DALEY TO FILL IN

~ Another gynaecologist in place ~
CAY HILL--Women's Health Services (WHS), the clinic owned by local gynaecologist/obstetrician Dr. Randall Friday, will be fully operational as of today, Monday, with gynaecologist/obstetrician Dr. Kareema Mathews-Daley seeing patients.
Mathews-Daley, who practises in Jamaica, is familiar with patients in St. Maarten, as she has taken over from Dr. Friday in the past when he had to be away from the clinic or went on vacation.
Mathews-Daley will be at the clinic during regular work hours. Patients are advised to contact Mathews-Daley at the clinic at tel. 543-4224 or 581-0733 for their appointments, Friday's partner Erica Fortuno said on Sunday.
Fortuno said Friday was "stable and coming along." He is at a medical institution abroad and does not plan to return to the office for the remainder of this year as he recovers from being shot twice at his clinic last week Wednesday.
Authorities are continuing their investigations into the shooting.

Sunday, July 14, 2013

st peters, st maarten 3 detained after high speed chase in st peters

POLICE DETAIN THREE, ONE STILL AT LARGE IN CAR CHASE IN ST PETERS. SHOTS FIRED

Police detained three young men after chasing a Hyundai 110 with the number plate P9178 and a brief foot chase through St Peters on Saturday evening. It could not be ascertained whether the police had managed to apprehend a fourth suspect who had been in the pursued vehicle. Police spokesperson Inspector Ricardo Henson could not be reached by phone for comment on Sunday. Information from the Herald indicated that the car chase had begun in the vicinity of Man Chung Supermarket, also known as the Sheik Supermarket on L.B. Scott Road. The vehicle apparaently had been involved in a hit and run accident the day before and the police wanted to stop it in connection with the previous accidnet, but as they approached the vehicle the driver sped off and turned into Messapple Road with the police in hot pursuit. THe car chase continued onto Grapefruit Road, Lemon Road up  St Peters and then unto Genip Road and Marigot Hill Road, where the occupants abandoned the vehhicle and fled on foot. The police managed to detain three of the men, one of whom was in the nearby bushes and one who fled down the street. Shots were fired at on point during the chase. The ambulance Dept. was called to the scene to check on one of the men who had a scratch on his forehead. Several police officers with a number of vehicles were involved.