We have received the following information concerning a known criminal, recently released from prison who has been known to target homes on Paradise Island and in Nassau:
His name is Jeffrey Etienne, also known as ‘Spiderman’. He climbs up the outside of buildings, and tries door and window handles until he finds one that opens. He steals cash, jewelry and small electronics like phones and laptops. He does not take televisions. He operates between midnight and 4 am or 5am. He is not known to be armed and has not attacked anyone. He wears short pants and no shirt, so is hard to grab hold of. He has a tendency to jump in the sea if cornered.
The police are very keen to catch him themselves and ask anyone who sees or hears anything not to approach ‘Spiderman’ but immediately to call the police at 363-3011 or 919 and notify security on 327-6943.
Please be reminded that the time limit for dropping off or collecting children at the Tambearly school access within Sandyport is 5 minutes. We have created additional parking spaces in the area and vehicles should not be left unattended nor parked on the road or verge for the safety and consideration of other residents. Vehicles left unattended on this common area beyond the time limit will be clamped and the owner subjected to a $75 fee for it’s removal.
Our pest control contractor will be fogging the development on October 19, 2011 with a pesticide to reduce the presence of mosquitoes that contributed to the recent dengue fever outbreak. Open water will also be treated with a system to kill larvae.
Please be advised that we will be carrying out a chemical application around the common areas of the development commencing September 21, 2011.
There have been numerous concerns raised about the use of unlicensed motorised vehicles, golf carts, go-carts and scooters within Sandyport that are not normally used on public roads. As such, we require all Sandyport residents that own such vehicles to follow these guidelines:
Our security department has recently undertaken special training from the Bahamas Fire Service and invested in a fire pump so that we can act as first responders to a fire emergency. We are encouraging residents to enlist as volunteer firefighters that can provide additional support to our security team in the event that we do experience a fire emergency.