Man, this news is a straight-up shocker! Jonathan, the big man owning Coulibri Ridge, He and his woman locked up, with that hit man they brought in from the US. Caught red-handed in Grandbay, trying to make a back-door from our island. This whole mess is just another example of the chaos we’re seeing these days. It’s like every time you turn around, there’s some new drama happening. Trust me it haven’t finished et!

Indeed, the case being ‘missed’ raises questions about the investigative prowess of our Police Department and their officers. Attracting foreign investment and tourism involves far more than quick financial gains. It necessitates a well-oiled machine (not the DLP Government) comprising a functional and efficient judicial system, robust healthcare, a streamlined tax framework, and reliable banking services. These elements are fundamental for sustainable development and international confidence in our nation.

It’s truly heartbreaking to hear this news. My deepest condolences go out to the staff at Coulibri Ridge. They’re known for their warmth and kindness, and it’s a real tragedy for them to experience this.

My heart goes out to the communities of Soufriere and Gallion. They’re grappling with shock and loss, and it’s a reminder of how fragile our sense of security can be. It’s a tough time for everyone involved.

I’ve just read a comment on social media by Lennox Honeychurch and I’m reeling from shock. The thought of that Jonathan guy resorting to such violence over a property dispute is chilling. Daniel Langlois and his wife, innocent in this, caught in a deadly ambush? It’s hard to internalize this. This level of brutality, right here in our little Dominica, instills a deep sense of fear for me and my family. What drove things to this point? I’m left grappling with disbelief and sorrow. We need a swift resolution to this. There are just too many unanswered questions. My heart goes to the family and staff of Coulibri Ridge.

Time and again, Skerrit’s government has demonstrated a worrying level of incompetence. With each passing tragedy, the public’s patience thins. Citizens are left questioning how many more incidents it will take before the administration wakes up and takes substantive action.

The government’s continuous failure to address these issues effectively is not just disappointing, but also deeply concerning. It reflects a systemic problem within the leadership, where reactive measures, rather than proactive strategies, seem to be the norm.

The people of Dominica deserve better governance, one that prioritizes their safety and well-being.

This whole situation raises so many questions. What really happened that night? There’s more to this story, and I hope the truth comes out soon.

Sure, here you go. I got this on Facebook. But then again, i can’t be certain its from Lennox, the person who shared this, said its from him. I checked his Facebook page and he has nothing about this.

It’s disheartening to see everything bad/wrong/disappointing/failed being politicized. This incident has nothing to do with the government’s policies or actions. The DLP has been working tirelessly to improve the lives of our people, and it’s unfair to blame them for situations beyond their control. We need to understand the difference between political accountability and misplaced blame.

I’m deeply saddened by the news of Dr. Carissa Etienne’s passing. She was a pillar in our public health sector and her untimely departure leaves a void that will be hard to fill. My thoughts are with her family during this difficult time.

It’s shocking to hear about Dr. Etienne’s sudden passing. Just last evening she was in good spirits, and now she’s gone. This is a reminder of how fragile life is, I mean you are alive in the afternoon, healthy with plans for the next week, next year, and next decade. Her loss is a significant one for Dominica and the global health community.