Management?at the exclusive Sugar Hill Resort in St James have sent a memo to staff requesting that they submit themselves to be fingerprinted by the Royal Barbados Police Force (RBPF) next week?following several burglaries at the luxury villas.
Adrian Gale, the operations manager, confirmed to the WEEKEND?NATION yesterday that he had sent the memo but stated that the request to be fingerprinted was initiated by the police.
He also pointed out that he would be first in line to be fingerprinted.
Employees were informed that the fingerprinting would be done between Tuesday and Thursday next week.
Call for fingerprints of Sugar Hill staff
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