Police said on Monday they were following a number of inquiries into the disappearance of Eleuthera businessman, Dwight Johnson, but they said nothing substantial had materialized.<\/p>\n
“We are questioning any and everyone who may be able to assist us with our investigations,” Assistant Superintendent Wendall Deveaux told The Bahama Journal.<\/p>\n
“For now we are still treating this as a missing person’s case.”<\/p>\n
Police said Mr. Johnson’s wife reported him missing early Friday morning. <\/p>\n
Only hours later, officers reportedly discovered the 44-year-old businessman’s F350 bloodstained truck in bushes just off the Workers House complex in Governor’s Harbour.<\/p>\n
Mr. Johnson is the owner of the Quality Inn Citagoo Resort and the Buccaneer Club Hotel & Restaurant, both located in Governor’s Harbour. <\/p>\n
Mr. Johnson also reportedly owns a number of winter residences on the island. He is also the father of three children – a boy and two girls.<\/p>\n
According to ASP Deveaux, a team of New Providence officers – four from the Central Detective Unit (CDU), two from the Canine Unit and an estimated 12 officers from Eleuthera – are continuing their search throughout Governor’s Harbour and extended areas. <\/p>\n
“We are hoping to bring closure to this matter as soon as possible,” ASP Deveaux admitted. “But right now there are no significant leads in this case.”<\/p>\n
Meantime, police officers were also investigating the circumstances surrounding an armed robbery in the West Bay Street area in New Providence late Sunday.<\/p>\n
According to Police Inspector Walter Evans the incident happened just before midnight when three men entered a woman’s home on West Bay Street.<\/p>\n
Police said after hearing a banging sound, the woman went to investigate and discovered the gunmen inside her home, their faces partially concealed.<\/p>\n
The suspects robbed the woman of $250 in cash and several items. Police said the bandits reportedly left the scene in an unknown direction.<\/p>\n
By: Macushla N. Pinder, The Bahama Journal<\/small><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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