criminals in st maarten government louie laveist

Local busdrivers are becoming incredibly frustrated by the amount of buses louie laveist has on the road, which is hurting their ability to earn a living. How much do Parliamentarians earn? More than European Parliamentarians, but this hasn’t stopped many from using their position to earn even more money under the table. The local bus drivers are suffering. Part of the reason is that Parliamentarians such as Louie Laveist has DOZENS of buses on the road, ran by Haitians. This is how it’s done. When the government or ministers pretend that they are assisting the locals by giving out taxi or bus licenses, their friends in government get the majority of these permits. They then turn these permits and licenses into illicit money making ventures. Louie Laveist hires ONLY Haitians, to run these illicit buses, which are driving the local busdrivers out of business. The Haitians pay Louis Laveist between $40 and $50 dollars per day to drive these buses using his permits. If this is legal, how is it ethical. Haitians and sometimes Dominicanos are the only ones hired to run these buses, and because they have to pay ‘rent’ everyday, they tend to be the dangerous bus “sharks” on the road, cutting through traffic, cutting in front of other buses etc. The Haitians allow this grafting, because they feel that they have no choice, they cannot afford their own buses. There are many more illicit and sometimes downright illegal activities perpetrated by our government to be covered. From project scams, to permits and licenses.

St Maarten politricking is about to be aired worldwide.

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IF YOU WANT TO TRANSPORT KILOS OF COCAINE IN ST MAARTEN, YOU ONLY HAVE TO PAY THE DOG TRAINER

After reading that the police could not stop cocaine from leaving St Maarten when their special drug sniffing dogs are in heat, I researched, and police and other public assistance animals HAVE TO BE FIXED,SPAYED, NEUTERED. Dogs such as seeing eye dogs, fire department dogs, and police dogs have to be neutered before entering into service. Why? Because unfixed animals are considered semi-feral, and especially in cases when the dogs are used in an aggressive manner, such as police dogs. They have to be fixed, or they are less controlable, and can do grave bodily harm.

If you read the article, the Airport’s excuse was that they really don’t pay attention to drugs LEAVING the island, they are more interested in the drugs coming in……..

Really?

What set up the “Bling Bling” / Vesuvius murders? Amador Jones, simply walked into the Juliana Airport, and picked up cocaine that belonged to Miguel Arrindell. So the airport wants to pretend that they are on their game, when it comes to drugs coming in, but one can nonchalantly walked to the Airport, and at the right time pick up anything?

NOT ONE PERSON DARES TO POINT OUT THE LINK BETWEEN THE JULIANA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, AND THE BLING BLING MURDERS, AND THE VESUVIUS CASE.

Who heads the airport? Who headed the airport when Jones walked in, and walked out with Arrindell’s drugs?

Let’s not forget, that Duncan just separated Immigration from the Police Department, so Loor was also a police officer.

Also don’t forget that the man running the government right now (Theo Heyliger) although he remains in the background, is under investigation for bribing these officers for $300 dollars a pop. That’s how much it takes to corrupt and buy a police officer in St Maarten $300 dollars, and in some cases less.

marcel loor was about to reveal info before his arrest with drugs in paris

If you ask around, most people in St Maarten don’t really believe that Marcel Loor, simply flew into Paris with a kilo of cocaine. I’m not one of the conspiracy theorist, but Loor was having money issues, considering he owed a lot of money and the court appeared to have had some type of lien on his bank accounts, and also his girlfriends. We know that he was allowed to leave St Maarten. Marcel Loor is a man with a lot of information about corruption in our law enforcement, because he was corrupt. He has a lot of dirt on a lot of people, and when he was having issues with accessing his funds, there was a sense of fear that Loor, knew to much an would reveal all if put under enough pressure. When I took Loors pictures and spoke to him a few months ago, I pretty much asked him if he was going to bust the bucket anytime soon. He was very coy about it and didn’t reveal much. He was very friendly, but got suspicious when I started asking him more probing questions. He was like some type of St Maarten rockstar, everybody was greeting him, women kept coming to him to hug him and ask him how he was doing etc. There was also an undercover police officer nearby, who I know, and I told him I wouldn’t take his picture, or publish anything about him. So Marcel Loor is supposed to have a lot of information on our Dutch Law Enforcement, he’s is ALLOWED out of Dutch St Maarten with a kilo of cocaine, but they were WAITING for him in France. France don’t play, he can say that it was planted, but Loor already has an infamous criminal record, and seems proud of it. Without any doubt the French won’t tease him like the Dutch penal system did, they are going to execute to the full extent of the law. Whether it was greed, a set up, or more, I don’t see how he can extracate himself from this one.

FULL STORIES: seven shot blowing point anguilla full stories from all sxm sites

ANGUILLA–Seven young men received gunshot wounds to various parts of their bodies in a shooting incident at Blowing Point that sent shock waves through the usually tranquil community of Anguilla on Monday evening.

Three of them are in a serious condition and two already have been flown to Puerto Rico for further medical attention. Another may have to be sent overseas. Three of the injured have been dismissed from Princess Alexandra Hospital.

The incident took place near the Youth Centre and Amy’s Bakery in Blowing Point where reportedly a group of young men mostly in their early 20s were gathered. The police are investigating the incident and requesting that anyone with information come forward.

THE VALLEY, Anguilla:— Seven persons are now in the hospital in Anguilla injured by gunshots. According to information reaching SMN News, a drive-by shooting took place after 10pm Monday night in the Blowing Point area leaving seven injured. “The shooters used machine guns to fire shots at people who were standing in the area.” One of the seven persons had to be flown out of Anguilla for further medical treatment. SMN News learnt that the victim who was flown out received a bullet to his head.

Up to press time on Tuesday Anguilla’s Commissioner of Police, Rudolph Proctor did not release any information on the shooting. The shooting came one day after police and other law enforcement officers seized 31 bales of cocaine which has an estimated street value of USD 25 million. The cocaine was seized during a joint operation conducted between the Royal Anguilla Police Force and the Criminal Investigation Department. During the drug bust some three persons from the Dominican Republic were arrested while guns and ammunition were also

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Anguilla seizes drugs worth over US $25M

Anguilla seizes drugs worth over US $25M

~ Three held, guns found ~

ANGUILLA--The Royal Anguilla Police Force has seized 31 bales of cocaine with an estimated street value of US$25 million in an operation held between Wednesday, July 17 and Friday, July 19.

Three nationals from the Dominican Republic were arrested and are presently in police custody assisting with the police investigation.

The cocaine was seized from a small island off the west coast of Anguilla. Two automatic firearms and several rounds of ammunition were also confiscated.

It was a joint operation between members of the Criminal Investigation Department, the Drugs and Firearm Task Force, the Marine Police and Customs officials
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Woman killed by early morning drunk driver

MARIGOT--An out-of-control car took the life of a woman and injured at least two others during a high speed accident in Lowtown, Marigot, in the early morning hours of Monday.

The deceased has been named as Veronica Alberts (34) from Dominica. She was apparently helping to load materials onto a garbage truck on the street at about 1:45am when she was struck by the car and thrown into the air as the vehicle then crashed into the garbage truck.

She died in the hospital from leg injuries that were too severe to be contained. An occupant of the truck and the driver of the car were also injured.

The Gendarmerie confirmed that the driver of the car had been "under the influence of alcohol" and was taken into custody, though the amount of alcohol consumed was not disclosed.

President of the St. James Community Council Paul Whit expressed shock at the senseless loss of an innocent life and called for speed bumps to be placed on the main road in Lowtown.

Alberts had previously been living in Lowtown, but had recently moved to Grand Case. The day before the accident she had been enjoying a birthday party on a beach.

ST MAARTEN'S RETARDED POLICE DEPARTMENT TRY TO ARREST ME FOR A DROPPED MILKSHAKE

I committed the crime of accidently dropping a chocolate milkshake on the floor of Burger King Yesterday. So they called the police, and the police came deep over a dropped milkshake. Evidently if you accidently drop any type of food, it's signs of "anti social" behaviour. What is St Maarten coming to, when these retarded police officers manage to lose, three murderous prisoners, they spend their time beating on their own wife and kids who are scared to report it to their friends at the police department. They spend their time collecting grafts and bribes, and hang with actual true criminals. Four police officers are still under investigation for taking bribes. Who are the police officers that worked on the inside to assist those escaped prisoners. Who did Marcel Loor have at Juliana Airport working for him to ensure he got through with that kilo of cocaine. How moronic is our police department, how much time do they have on their hands, when there are actual crimes going on, and they chose not to show up on the scene. Then they sent my cousin because I guess it's entertaining now to have Ashley Roumou hassle Judith Roumou, but I have Ashley Roumou on video talking about the true psychopath Claudie Rogers. Very fascinating. The Dutch are down here being escorted around by our criminal police department, talking about "ethics" and "integrity", when St Maarten's most prolific criminals are the police, their kin and their associates.

And Kendall Dupersoy, I wish you the best in next years election considering you've lost more voters with your actions of late than anyone else. Then you want to come on Facebook with bull, showing your true colors. I was one of your few defenders, but I do realize now that everything said about you being a backstabbing snake was true. I like I said google your name leading up to next year's election. Kendall Dupersoy, you people had the power and you lost it, now you're just another Theo Heyliger goon!

all the latest info and updates on Hurricane Chantal

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WEATHER DISTURBANCE AND PREDICTIONS OF A BUSY HURRICANE SEASON FOR ST MAARTEN. ALL INFO NAMES AND CHARTS

A weather disturbance in the open Atlantic moving toward the Caribbean developed into Tropical Storm Chantal late last night. It was located about 865 miles East-Southeast of Barbados at 11:00pm  moving West at 26 miles per hour with minimum central pressure 1,000mb, maximum sustained winds near forty miles per hour, with higher gusts and some strenghtening forecast during the next 48 hours. Tropical storm force winds extended outward upt to sixty miles from the centre. more info below

Hurricane Season 2013 Path Maps: Tropical StormErick Strengthening Off Coast Of Mexico; Expected To Become Hurricane By Saturday

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By Bary Alyssa Johnson (zdbaryj@gmail.com) | First Posted: Jul 05, 2013 05:08 PM EDT

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According to the latest update from the National Hurricane Center (NHC), issued at 11:00 a.m. PST, a system off the coast of Mexico that, as of Thursday had barely been a tropical depression, has since been upgraded to full-fledged Tropical Storm Erick.

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Erick is located approximately 135 miles south of Lazaro Cardenas, Mexico and approximately 240 miles south-southeast of Manzanillo, Mexico. The storm is moving to the west-northwest at approximately 12 mph and is expected to continue on this course for the next 24 to 48 hours. Forecasters say the center of Erick will move parallel to the shore but remain off the southwestern coast of Mexico.

Maximum sustained winds have increased to around 65 mph, with higher gusts being recorded. Tropical storm force winds are currently extending outward up to 90 miles from the center of the tropical storm, which is expected to increase in strength and be upgraded to a hurricane by Saturday.

A tropical storm warning is currently in effect for Zihuatanejo, Mexico to La Fortuna. As such, tropical storm conditions are expected in the affected area within the next 36 hours.

A tropical storm watch is in effect in Mexico west of La Fortuna to Cabo Corrientes. Residents in this area are advised that tropical storm conditions may develop in the area and that they should prepare for this possibility.

The NHC warns that hazards affecting land include rainfall and wind.

Forecasters anticipate Erick will drop approximately 3 to 5 inches of rain over southwestern Oaxaca, southern Guerrero, southern Michoaca, Colima and southern Jalisco. It’s possible that in some areas, isolated maximum amounts of rainfall accumulations may reach or top 8 inches. Be advised that these rains may cause potentially life-threatening flash floods and mudslides.

In terms of winds affecting the Mexican coast, tropical storm conditions are expected to spread westward across the aforementioned warning area on Friday and through Saturday. By late in the day on Saturday, tropical storm conditions are possible west of La Fortuna.

The NHC is slated to release its next public advisory on this storm at approximately 2:00 p.m. PST. Stay tuned for continued coverage.

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shots fired police detain three in st peters, one at large.

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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.