The Police Service Commission has laid four charges of professional misconduct against the country's top cop.
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Another storm threatens region as Fiona passes
Gaston is the fourth tropical storm to form in less than two weeks and appears set to pass through the Eastern Caribbean next week....
Power company worker electrocuted
A man dies as he tries to restore power to one of the areas in Antigua and Barbuda affected by outages since the passage of Hurricane Earl....
Tropical storm Fiona follows Hurricane Earl
Even before Hurricane Earl had completely passed them, residents of the Leeward Islands were told they may have another storm to deal with tomorrow....
Hurricane Earl pounds Antigua
The Category Two Hurricane Earl, packing maximum sustained winds of 100 miles per hour when it passed the country, headed toward the northernmost Leeward Islands after dumping more than five inches of rain last night and in the early hours of this morning. ...
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