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Her Son Wanted For Murder, Mother Says The State Is Holding Her Daughter Hostage
The State of Emergency in Belize City will last until next week - and the commissioner of police has called for a 30 day extension. The Minister of Home Affairs will have ...
ComPol Unsure Why Meighan Sister Was Detained
And while that mother claims her daughter is being held ransom for her wanted son, the ComPol says that he knows she was detained, but it could've been based on her association, not due to t...
Social Media Advertises Orgy, Chester Says Oh No
But while the ComPol is looking into that matter, he's also trying to find out details for a party scheduled for the summer. And no, he's not planning to crash the party but to kill it bef...
Accused Of Murder In Mexico, Nimrod Gets Fancy British Barrister To Fight Extradition
Nimrod Tillett has been accused of murder three times in Belize, but never convicted., And now Mexican authorities want him to answer to a murder charge in Chetumal. Tillet is accused of...
Is St George's Caye PIV Caye? ComPol: No Comment
Yesterday we told you about the three members of PIV who were arraigned in court and remanded for firearm and drug-related offenses, and the charge sheet which said that the cache of drugs a...
Largest Police Intake Passes Out
And now the police department will have many more boots on the ground to tackle gang activity in the city, and major crimes across the country. Squad 97 has officially joined the ranks of ...
Will The Next ComPol Be A Woman?
And since this is the squad with the largest number of female recruits, is this an indication of a shift in the department? In his speech, the minister spoke about moving away from patriar...
Lower Population Means Higher Murder Rate
Between 2010 and 2022 the population of Belize only grew by about 75,000 - which was an unexpected slow down in the growth rate. That means that the projected population of 441,000 was ...
Which Victims Should Police Move, Accident Or Shooting Victims?
And while the Minister of Home Affairs refrained from giving an interview today, you heard him yesterday discussing whether police officers should transport gunshot victims to the hospital...
Ecumenical Eager To Meet Authors
The love of reading begins at home - and Ecumenical Junior College demonstrated that to students by today highlighting Belizean authors and their inspirational works to launch an event t...
CFE Pulled The Plug On Belize Last Night, Blackouts Across The South, San Pedro, And Belmopan
Last night southern Belize was plunged into darkness during a blackout that lasted from 7:30 to 9:00. Well, today the utility announced that it's because their Mexican supplier CFE was fo...
ABL Vs Feinstein: It's About To Get Nasty
Stake Bank Enterprises - it's the biggest receivership in Belize's banking history - and tonight it is becoming clear that both sides will not be able to reach a compromise or settlement. ...
SSB Enlists Media To Win Over Public Opinion
The social security board today held a mixer for the media - which its ays will be quarterly. There was an open session where media houses could ask anything they wanted. It's a sign ...
Investments Essential To SSB's Stability
And as far as transparency goes, like any other financial institution SSB must invest contributors' money to grow the fund. You may have seen them publicize proposed loans - which is a s...
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Her Son Wanted For Murder, Mother Says The State Is Holding Her Daughter Hostage

The State of Emergency in Belize City will last until next week - and the commissioner of police has called for a 30 day extension.

The Minister of Home Affairs will have to get the green light for that from Cabinet - but one mother is hoping the compol's wish won't be granted.

She's Shelley Meighan - and her daughter has been detained under the SOE - unjustly she says. Jules Vasquez spoke to her at her home today where she asked to appear off camera:

This is Ellis Meighan - he is wanted for murder and attempted murder that happened in Placencia.

And this is his older sister, 32 year old Shanique Meighan - who was detained on Wednesday night - somehow under SOE. Tonight, her mother is crying foul:

Shelly Meighan, Daughter Detained SOE
"I don't want any pity form anybody, I'm just bringing my story out. They took my daughter under SOE which is State of Emergency. If my daughter was in jail for an offence that she did, then I would have understand, but I don't know why my daughter is under state of emergency when she is not a gang figure."

This mother claims her daughter was told that she was detained so that her brother Ellis would turn himself in:

Shelly Meighan, Daughter Detained SOE
"They tell me if I don't give up my brother they will send me up for state of emergency. Those were her exact words to me. So she said mom, don't worry, they are just frightening me. I don't know where my brother is. This is a 48."

Well, much more than 48 - it turns out, she's held under the SOE:

Shelly Meighan, Daughter Detained SOE
"And they didn't allow my daughter to even get a phone call to tell me that she is going to prison. This is part that I don't understand, because if you are going to prison even without a charge sheet, you are detained, you are going under SOE. They could have given her a phone call to let me know my daughter is going up for state of emergency."

"You know how I got a phone call? A nice police officer allowed my daughter to get a phone call in the bus at Lord Ridge Cemetery and all I heard was "ma, they are taking me up for state of emergency, no worry about me, I am good. You just take care of yourself - I could handle this.""

And while she cannot visit her daughter, this mother says that the terms of her imprisonment are clear:

Jules Vasquez
"You think your daughter is being basically held hostage until Ellis turns himself in?"

Shelly Meighan, Daughter Detained SOE
"That's right. I ask the police officer why is my daughter detained. He said your daughter is detained under PI murder. I ask who my daughter murdered? he didn't answered."

Jules Vasquez
"The situation being what it is, have you reached out to Ellis to say boy please turn yourself in, so they can set your sister free?"

Shelly Meighan, Daughter Detained SOE
"I did tell him that, but at the end of the day, I'm not sure if Ellis turns himself in, that will compensate what they did to my daughter already. They took her up for SOE. Where is the constitution of Belize that say in black and white that if you can't find your brother, your sister go to jail. Where is the constitution?"

Jules Vasquez
"We interview all the time mothers who enable their children who insist that my son never did it, they never did that. Might this be a case where perhaps your daughter, I have to ask you, maybe involved in something that you don't know about and maybe that's why she was targeted in the SOE?"

Shelly Meighan, Daughter Detained SOE
"Okay Jules, if she was targeted for something I don't know about, where is the charge sheet? otherwise and SOE. Where is the charge sheet? I know they will come up with something to say. I am not saying my boys are saints. Everybody knows them, but its allegation, because they don't have any conviction."

Since the SOE was declared police have searched the Meighan's house multiple times - and her other son Tyrone Meighan is now also wanted by police - while reports say Ellis Meighan is planning to turn himself in.

Shelley Meighan's other son, Shaquille ran to the US some months ago - which she says is the only way he escaped this crackdown.


ComPol Unsure Why Meighan Sister Was Detained

And while that mother claims her daughter is being held ransom for her wanted son, the ComPol says that he knows she was detained, but it could've been based on her association, not due to the SOE. Here's what he told us today.

Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"I'm not familiar about that, that just came to my attention just a few minutes ago. I know that she yes was detained by the police but I'm not aware of her being sent to prison under the SOE so I'll be looking at that as soon as I get through from here."

Courtney Menzies:
"If it is that she is essentially being held for no reason, what then happens to the officers that arrested her?"

Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"I will look to see why they did it. Obviously she's the sister of the Meighan brothers and Belizean society already labelled them a certain way so perhaps the officers are operating on that and so like I said, I will look at it and see what is the reason and make a decision from there."

Courtney Menzies:
"Is the search for Ellis Meighan, are you any closer to finding him?"

Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"And this time no, we have not been able to locate him."

We'll keep following the case.


Social Media Advertises Orgy, Chester Says Oh No

But while the ComPol is looking into that matter, he's also trying to find out details for a party scheduled for the summer. And no, he's not planning to crash the party but to kill it before it even happens. That's because, according to the flyer, it's an orgy that requires guests to pay $1,500 to enter.

But the ComPol is patting the brakes on the partygoers because he says it's promoting prostitution. Here's how he explained it today.

Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"Of course, the flyer is basically advertising sex for money, it says that you pay $1,500 and you can __ all you want. That is prostitution, it's like you're paying for sex. Such parties are both illegal and immoral and as a police department we're not going to sit and see that happening, we're going to do all we can to make sure it does not occur."

Courtney Menzies:
"Have you traced the number on the flyer to somebody in particular?"

Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"Yes, we know who the number belongs to and we have been trying to get information but the person controlling the number is very cagey, in terms of not wanting to release much information so we have done as much as we can, even setting up people to do certain things and we're still not getting what we want and so I put the information out for the public, in the event there might be one who knows exactly where it is going to be held and they can give us that information and we'll be able to act."

Courtney Menzies:
"In the event that the police are able to prevent the party, what kind of charges can be levied, if it doesn't actually take place?"

Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"Well we'd have to look at the legislation, like I said prostitution is an offense so we have to see if that is a part thereof and if we can prove prostitution then we can go that route. We may be able to look at other offenses but again, we need to consult the criminal code to see what if anything we'll be able to do."


Accused Of Murder In Mexico, Nimrod Gets Fancy British Barrister To Fight Extradition

Nimrod Tillett has been accused of murder three times in Belize, but never convicted., And now Mexican authorities want him to answer to a murder charge in Chetumal. Tillet is accused of murdering a female companion in Quintana Roo Mexico in 2019, and throwing her body in a dumpster, which was allegedly caught on surveillance footage.

He's been on remand at the Kolbe Central Prison awaiting extradition to Mexico - and tonight, his prospects of fighting the remand are looking a whole lot better. That's because he's gotten the assistance of a British attorney who specializes in these cases.

Tillett - who is still on crutches from a recent shooting - is now represented by Tim Prudhoe from a law firm in Turks and Caicos. A press release says the firm quote, "has a reputation for taking on complex and controversial cases."

Well, he has a good one here. Today Prudhoe told the press that his first concern is for Tillett's medical wellbeing - after he was shot in Corozal in August of last year:

Tim Prudhoe, Nimrod Tillet Attorney
"There's no secret that he was badly hurt last year and he's concerned what will happen if he has to enter the Mexican prison system in that type of condition. So one of the issues in the extradition is to whether or not they'll be adequate care if he was to be extradited."

Reporter
"How did you get involved?"

Tim Prudhoe, Nimrod Tillet Attorney
"I'm an English barrister that's done similar sorts of work elsewhere in the Caribbean and also admitted here in Belize as a lawyer. And I was asked if I would take the case and I said yes when I found out the facts."

"So it wasn't very difficult. It's obvious to me that there are issues in relation to the extradition that need to be raised in court, which is what we are doing on 5th June."

Prudhoe today received the 150 page bundle of evidence from the Mexican.

The hearing was adjourned until the 5th of June and in the meantime written arguments will be submitted by both sides. The matter is being heard before the Chief Magistrate.




Is St George's Caye PIV Caye? ComPol: No Comment

Yesterday we told you about the three members of PIV who were arraigned in court and remanded for firearm and drug-related offenses, and the charge sheet which said that the cache of drugs and guns was found on St George's Caye.

The island is about eight miles east of Belize City, where locals and tourists visit often, especially in September.

So was this popular island also a stash spot for one of the Belize City gangs? We asked the ComPol, but he was tightlipped.

Courtney Menzies:
"With the island, the PIV island, according to court report that island, which we had no idea where it was, happened to be right on St George's Caye, are you able to confirm this?"

Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"I'm not going to confirm that at this time."

Courtney Menzies:
"But is it a caye that's populated with civilians?"

Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"I'm not going to answer that either."


Largest Police Intake Passes Out

And now the police department will have many more boots on the ground to tackle gang activity in the city, and major crimes across the country. Squad 97 has officially joined the ranks of the department after their passing out today.

This squad is particularly special, and they'll be stationed at areas that have been seeing high levels of tension over the past few weeks. Courtney Menzies was at the ceremony today and has this story.

More than 200 police recruits became officers today after 6 grueling months at the Police Training Academy. It's the largest passing out in Belize's history, but according to the Minister of Home Affairs, that isn't the only record this squad broke.

Kareem Musa, Minister of Home Affairs
"You make history today because you are members of the largest recruit squad in Belizean history. Today we are honored to welcome a cadre of 231 police officers. More significant than that, Squad 97 has proven to be a squad of firsts with an unprecedented 57 of its trainees being women. This constitutes nearly 25% of the squad, surpassing the United Nations standard of just 20%."

"Your job is the business of security but it only becomes meaningful when people feel safe. As police officers, you wear many hats. There are a lot of issues to contend with, both within your precincts and on the streets of the country."

"You must remember, you are many things to many people but primarily among these you must remember that you are professionals."

"So when people ask, what is a police officer for anyway? Your answer should always be that the police exist to work in partnership with the community for a safer Belize."

And they hit the streets of Belize immediately - the ComPol explained the strategic locations where the new recruits will be stationed.

Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"You'll know that recently we had the issue in the Belize River Valley area where the residents of that stretch of road are complaining about the poor policing effort being done by the police officers in rural Belize and so again Ladyville will be getting ten of these recruits and Boom police station will now be transferred into a more full fledged police station, offering more police services and more officers so we have ten of the recruits going to Burrell Boom and then in addition to them we are putting a sergeant in Boom and another one in… Bermudian Landing and Burrell Boom those are two places we're putting a sergeants and we already have a sergeant in Sandhill and so we're trying to see how we could more officers on the ground in rural Belize."

"As you know so far this year rural Belize has been a pain in our butt and we have to find a way to address it."

"And then we have some officers going to the south, Placencia and Seine Bight again, Hopkin, those tourist destinations, we do have some going to Caye Caulker, San Pedro, so we try as best as we can to distribute them equitably across the country."

And while this was the largest graduating class, it still doesn't bring the numbers of the police department to where the minister and the ComPol would want it to be. But the Commissioner is hopeful that another intake is in the near future.

Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"The 231 graduating today is not enough to meet our policing demand but it is going to go a long way in our policing plan. I'm hoping that by the end of this year, we should be getting another squad, hopefully a smaller one then we see how we go from there. But again I congratulate all these new police officers and welcome them into the ranks of our department and I want to thank their families for supporting them as they take on this very difficult venture of being a police officers in Belize."

The majority of the officers will be in the Belize District, while the second largest group - 40 - will be heading north. 20 will be stations in Corozal and 20 in Orange Walk.


Will The Next ComPol Be A Woman?

And since this is the squad with the largest number of female recruits, is this an indication of a shift in the department? In his speech, the minister spoke about moving away from patriarchal norms, and the future possibility of a woman officer in the ComPol chair. We asked the current ComPol his thoughts.

Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"I would feel good about that, we do have competent women officers, Ms Bodden is right there, she is learning very fast and I try as best as I can to incorporate her in everything I do because we need to be able to have a pool that we can select from when the time comes for me to leave office that the prime minister will be able to have more than one or two officers that he can look at to be able to succeed me when I leave so I support the statement of the minister, I think that it is time for us to be able to look in that direction if we have a woman that is competent enough to take on the mantle then certainly I will welcome that."


Lower Population Means Higher Murder Rate

Between 2010 and 2022 the population of Belize only grew by about 75,000 - which was an unexpected slow down in the growth rate.

That means that the projected population of 441,000 was off by about 45,000. So, the census approved population of Belize is just 397,000.

With those new figures, the murder rate automatically changed from 19.1 to 21.4 murders per hundred thousand residents.

So, to keep the murder rate low - or to get it below 20 - police would have to record fewer than 85 murders in 2024 - which we are not on-trend to see. We asked the commissioner about it today:

Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"I'm sure that the numbers brought up by census is not an accurate figure of our true population. I am sure that Belize has far more people than the census declared and you know when we're doing census, some people go and hide, especially those persons who may be here illegally. And if we look at the migrant communities, there are a lot of people who are undocumented, and those people would not normally avail themselves for census, so I am sure we have more people than the census declared. But I do support you that moving forward we have to work hard. You, Jules, and Channel 7 know how much I study the murder rate and it is something, I wish we wouldn't have murders but it occurs now and then and we must do our best that when it do occur we solve it and also do our best to prevent it from occurring and our primary objective is always to prevent, if prevention fail, then we try to work on investigation."

As of mid April, the murder numbers for 2024 are about 30% above where they were at the same time in 2023.


Which Victims Should Police Move, Accident Or Shooting Victims?

And while the Minister of Home Affairs refrained from giving an interview today, you heard him yesterday discussing whether police officers should transport gunshot victims to the hospital themselves. He explained that cops aren't medical professionals, and one wrong move could hurt the victim more than help them. But while it may be wise to wait for the ambulance, Musa did admit that in times of desperation - like when the ambulance is delayed - the officers should use their discretion.

But should that apply to gunshot victims, or mainly to victims of road traffic accidents, where there could be spinal damage?

That's what the media asked Musa yesterday.

Reporter
"Rather than seeing someone like that who's been shot, which to my mind is different from an accident scene where you may have mangled up vehicles entangled with a body, it's completely different from a situation where someone has been shot. You can see where the person has been shot."

Kareem Musa, Minister of Home Affairs
"I actually shared your opinion, your layman's opinion. I am a layman as well, and I actually shared that view as well. And that's why when I was asking the doctor specifically about a gunshot victim compared to one that's involved in an accident, and he said there's absolutely no difference because of the way how you have to handle a gunshot victim."

"And so I was a bit surprised like you because I was not aware of that."

Other medical experts say that the victims who should only be moved by trained professionals are those in traffic accidents - while gunshot victims should be rushed to the hospital by any means necessary.


Ecumenical Eager To Meet Authors

The love of reading begins at home - and Ecumenical Junior College demonstrated that to students by today highlighting Belizean authors and their inspirational works to launch an event they call Authors Week. Our own Jomarie Lanza was invited as a guest for her poetry and she did double duty and put together this story for us:

Every year Ecumenical Junior College's literacy programme highlights Authors' Week, by inviting Belizean authors to come and share their work and stories with the students. It ranges from poetry to spoken word and even textbook history, only this time the students were in control of the event and were given the responsibility of putting it together and inviting authors from outside of Dangriga. Their teacher, head of the Arts and General studies programme shared more with us today.

Desiree Nicasio Morgan, Head of Arts and General Studies, ECJ
"It's particularly for a literature course I teach literature and as one of their fault projects, the students were responsible to invite different authors from across the country. Last semester we had authors from Dangriga this time I challenged the students to invite somebody from outside of Dangriga which they actually did. What you saw here today was organized by the students. They kept me abreast of everything but they did everything they did the logistics they did the planning they did everything. And that is just a testament of the leadership skills we instill in our students at Stann Creek Ecumenical College."

Morgan says that she has a few aspiring writers in her group, and hopes that today's event will serve as a form of motivation for them to pursue careers in the writing field.

Desiree Nicasio Morgan, Head of Arts and General Studies, ECJ
"I actually have a few students who told me Ms I want to go and major English so it is something they will possibly pursue at the university of Belize. I am awaiting feedback on that so maybe two years from now I'll see what happens in regards to that."

"This event was actually one of our goals for the department which we planned at a department meeting and I did not plan this alone I did not develop it alone I had different Co teachers who assisted so we had Ms Ifasina we had a Mr Adrian Martinez we had Mr Frank Mena we have Mr Esteban Coye and Ms Denise Henry."

One of the invited guests, who is also a teacher, spoke with us about how sharing her creative side with her students is one of her many joys.

Ifasina Efunyemi, Lecturer, EJC
"I am always honored to share myself with my students and with my community and so I am glad that this is one of the other ways a creative way to share who I am and the gift that I have to give to the world. And I am really honored that the students saw that this was a fitting space for me to do that because most of them are accustomed to me just teaching them so I am the lecturer I am a strict one I am Knowledgeable about my content but they don't know so much of this creative side of me and so this event provided that opportunity and so for a lot of them they were very surprised. Especially with the poetry."

Ecumenical's Literacy programme comprises more than 2 dozen students. This was their final project of the semester.


CFE Pulled The Plug On Belize Last Night, Blackouts Across The South, San Pedro, And Belmopan

Last night southern Belize was plunged into darkness during a blackout that lasted from 7:30 to 9:00. Well, today the utility announced that it's because their Mexican supplier CFE was forced to cut them off. BEL says as a result it had to start load shedding various feeders in Belmopan, San Pedro and in the South in order to stabilize their power supply.

The release further details, quote "CFE has had to limit the energy supplied to Belize due to generation supply constraints. In such circumstances, BEL relies on in-country generation capacity to meet local demand. However, if demand on the grid exceeds local generation supply, power interruptions then become necessary to maintain grid stability."

"BEL expects that the curtailments of supply from Mexico will continue throughout the next few months and may increase further into the future."

So, bottom line on that? Prepare for the distant possibility of more outages.


ABL Vs Feinstein: It's About To Get Nasty

Stake Bank Enterprises - it's the biggest receivership in Belize's banking history - and tonight it is becoming clear that both sides will not be able to reach a compromise or settlement.

Atlantic Bank today filed a lawsuit against Mike Feinstein and his company Stake Bank Enterprises.

Basically they are suing him for the 23.4 acres he filled in around the original island property of 16.3 acres. Feinstein holds the title for that in his name - and not the company's name - and he's saying it does not form part of the security for the 60 million dollar loan the Atlantic bank gave to Stake Bank Enterprises.

The Bank is saying he fraudulently obtained this title in his name when it should be in the Company's name.

For its part, Stake Bank Enterprises today put out a strong release today making a revealing claim. They speak about the bank appointed receiver and say, quote, "Marlowe Neal has saddled SBEL with additional unauthorized debt by signing a variation note (up-stamp) of some US$151.0 million contrary to the ABL demand letter of 13 March 2024. The owners of SBEL will be filing legal suit against Marlowe Neal and his accomplices for this dubious act.

Marlowe Neal is reminded that as the receiver appointed by the ABL he is to recover $61.5 million dollars and not a penny more " end quote.

The Stake Bank group has promised more revelations in the weeks to come. Insiders tell us this one is going to get dirty!


SSB Enlists Media To Win Over Public Opinion

The social security board today held a mixer for the media - which its ays will be quarterly. There was an open session where media houses could ask anything they wanted.

It's a sign that SSB recognizes the importance that the media plays when it comes to their public perception. With up to 110 thousand contributors The institution sees an importance in promoting public awareness on what exactly they do. Their CEO shared more with us today.

Deborah Ruiz, CEO SSB
"I think it is vital Jules that people, that we have the media onboard in terms of appreciating the work that social security does in terms of addressing the social protection needs of the citizens of Belize. Insurance is a vital pillar of the whole social protection system. As you note we have been working this past year on a national social protection strategy it is Key that people appreciate the value that social insurance can bring to them and for them to understand that the contributions they make that the social security board is making investment so as to minimize the need to go back to them for any contribution increase and still being able to pay a benefit that can satisfy the income replacement needs in the future when they need it."

"We also have our annual SSB connect where we do have a physical presence but we also stream it live on Facebook where as part of our mandate we give the annual report summary to the people in terms of the performance of the fund and all the different investments we have made and also part of the process right now which is a little cumbersome because it has to go throw a process in terms of the turn around as to how we can respond to applications to notify people of how the board intends to invest the money. So right now on our website the financial statements are available and so what we are trying to do in terms of going forward not everybody is an accountant or has a full understanding of these reports but we are trying to explain to people in layman's terms what those reports are saying in terms of the investment of the fund."


Investments Essential To SSB's Stability

And as far as transparency goes, like any other financial institution SSB must invest contributors' money to grow the fund.

You may have seen them publicize proposed loans - which is a statutory requirement.

But, when these loans are to private businesses - the scrutiny can be overpowering. The CEO says that this often causes interested parties to back out at the last minute.

Deborah Ruiz, CEO SSB
"It's not so much- we have 100 million liquid cash that we need to invest and put to work but part of the process right now is legislated by law how we can do it it's not independently we can say how we are going to do this so we advertise that we are open for business and we are looking for viable proposals but it has to go through a process as you know because of the framework. We come in an assess your ability to even make the loan that you qualify and you meet all your legal obligations, your due diligence assessment is done and then we publish in the public domain and based on feedback if it clears that then we are able to go through with the investment so it has to go through that process. Which can be a bit bureaucratic in terms of the turnaround time and of course it opens businesses up to public scrutiny and some businesses who are very viable don't want to go through that so that has been in a stumbling block for us in terms of we have started the conversation and when they find out that it requires this public scrutiny of them they don't want so that has been a stumbling block honestly."

As we said, the awareness events will be quarterly.








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