OVER THE WEEKEND, while Barbadians were marvelling at the multimillion-dollar beautification and redevelopment of the Church Village site as well as the Constitution River in The City, someone was vandalising the elegant potted palm trees on Broad Street.
While police public relations officer Inspector David Welch said lawmen had not received an official complaint about the vandalism, passers-by looked on in dismay at the results of the lawless actions.
Most of the plants on Lower Broad Street showed evidence of being overturned as mulch from the pots was on the sidewalk beside the pots, while this plant was broken. (GP)
Palm Blow
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