Now you see why police said little about this fatality. Did Jesuoeur Alcy have a valid driver’s license or insurance?

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IS JUSTICE BLIND OR COCKEYED IN THE BAHAMAS!? AND WHEN WILL WE CRACK DOWN ON THESE DAMN LAWLESS UNLICENSED DRIVERS ALL ON THESE STREETS!?

Stephen Duncombe

BREAKING: A 61-year-old Haitian national has been charged with vehicular manslaughter in connection with the death of 37-year-old police officer Stephen Duncombe, who died on Saturday following a traffic accident.

Jesucoeur Alcy was denied bail and remanded to the Bahamas Department of Correctional Services after appearing before Chief Magistrate Ancella Evans.
An interpreter was required during the proceedings after Alcy revealed that he does not speak fluent English.

The Department of Immigration, which was represented at the Magistrate’s Court, confirmed that Alcy holds a valid work permit set to expire in December 2026.

The matter will proceed by way of a voluntary bill of indictment, which is scheduled to be served on November 26, 2026. Magistrate Evans ordered the prosecution to notify defence counsel if the bill is ready before the scheduled date.

Alcy is represented by attorney Benjamin McKinney, while Inspector Deon Barr is prosecuting the matter.

Lets give this detention some attention: When 19-year-old Marcus Thacker Jr. crashed a rental vehicle on Shirley Street in the early morning hours of Sunday June 28, 2026, at around 1:40 AM, he caused the deaths of five persons: Shantia Webb, Diamond Stubbs, Beatrice Brown, Evalena Johnson, and Keno Gordon. Immediately he was granted bail perhaps to ride up and down on the streets once again. IS JUSTICE BLIND OR COCKEYED?

Perhaps only BP recalls the June 1st 2018 Randol Fawlkes Labour Day fatalities which ended the lives of four women: Dianne Elizabeth Ferguson (55), Kathleen Augusta Fernander (51), Tabitha Charlene Haye (41) and Tami Patrice Gibson (48).

It took the system five long years 2023 to drag driver the vehicle, Travis Sawyer, into court where he pleaded guilty to four counts of manslaughter by negligence and eight counts of negligently causing. Ya know for months and years WE AT BP cussed Marvin Dames and the Minnis government for hiding this crime and failing to deliver JUSTICE FOR THE VICTIMS!

All those months and years Sawyer was skipping and playing jumprope around here free and perhaps driving still on these dangerous New Providence roadways. We don’t know if he ever spent one day in prison. WELL WHAT IS THIS?

Anyway we ga keep reporting and let yinner DA PEOPLE keep deciding!