Commodore Raymond King
NASSAU| The Commodore of the RBDF told the press yesterday he don’t know where we came up with a big party of 50 persons at his home. He added that he had a small party on Good Friday and that social distancing and protocols were followed.
The fact remains the head of the Defence Force hosted a party and he has since presented himself with covid19 symptoms. It is as simple as that!
Now, we don’t want to be in any war the Commodore of the RBDF. Photos are not hard to publish and yinner know what ga happen hey?
INAGUA| A DEFENCE Force officer has been detained by police in connection with an alleged rape.
The Acting Sub-Lieutenant was questioned by detectives on the weekend in the Police Station in Matthew Town, Inagua.
The officer was taken into custody after a RBDF girl marine filed a complaint. She alleged that the officer raped her on the Defence Force Base in Matthew Town.
The accused officer is married to a RBDF girl marine. It is against RBDF rules for male and female officers to date, live together and
marry each other. Breaching the fraternizing rule is punishable by court martial and discharge from the Force.
Photo shows: Commander Defence Force, Commodore Raymond King and the Management and staff of Quality Home Center during the donation of Christmas supplies to the Royal Bahamas Defence Force on December 15, 2020. From left: Ms. Francino Mullings, Store Manager, QHC; and Ms. Dianne Davis, Office Manager, QHC. (RBDF Photo by Able Seaman Fredrick Russell)
Defence Headquarters, (RBDF): In enforcing the Commander Defence Force, Commodore Raymond King’s strategic objective of strengthening relationships with stakeholders and the community at large as a socially corporate citizen, the Royal Bahamas Defence Force’s Veterans Association teamed up with management and staff of Quality Home Center (QHC) on December 15, 2020, to donate a hefty supply of Christmas gifts to the Royal Bahamas Defence Force.