Photos & Video: Police Presence At Parliament
[Updated] For the second consecutive week, Police are on scene at the House of Assembly, with barriers set up outside the premises this morning [Feb 10] and a large amount of police officers on scene.
The police presence comes as the debate on the Airport Development Concession Act 2016 and the Bermuda Airport Authority Act 2016 is scheduled to take place at the House of Assembly today.
The photos below show a look at the police presence early this morning, and for live updates on the events throughout the day please click here.
Update 10.47am: People gathered at Union Square this morning, with BIU President Chris Furbert saying that the OBA MPs were in the House of Assembly at 5.00am, and advised his members to “go back to work,” with police removing barricades at the House of Assembly as this morning’s session got underway. Live updates continue here.
A selfish handful of protestors’ illegal actions to prevent a democraticaly elected Government representing the majority from functioning have necessitated successive weeks of police deployment at great expense to the taxpayers.
Wasteful use of valuable time and resources that could have been better served for the benefit of the community at large, not just a smattering who are unwilling to be guided or remotely informed by facts and figures, preferring instead to be spoon fed emotive and hollow political rhetoric meant to divide for their insider elite’s gain.
Well stated.
You win the internet today my friend.
Those were two ridiculously long sentences LOL..
THANK YOU for your service BPS!
Why did they not protest? I thought the protest was about proving to the Parliamentarians that the silent majority of the people were against the airport development project?
Seems to be that it was more about preventing parliamentarians for getting into the House and when Furby realized he’d been out maneuvered he sent everyone home.
Tsk, tsk, so the rumors were true LOL!
He who laughs first, lasts last.
He who laughs last, laughs best.
I wouldn’t laugh if I were you. It ain’t over til the fat lady sings.
Ooohhhh, scaryyyyy!
Were you one of the umeployable and/or unemployed who showed up at Union Sq this morning while the rest of the island got on with their daily lives?
Babylon Hot!