The Nassau Guardian "An internal investigation among Arawak Cay vendors will be launched in a bid to determine whether the family-friendly area is a prostitution hot spot.
Multiple sources have alleged that some waitresses use the popular Bahamian landmark to set up sexual encounters in exchange for money. The sources also alleged that restaurant owners were often clueless or turned a blind eye to the illegal activities, which reportedly involves Haitian, Jamaican and Bahamian women.
Yesterday, Acting President of the Arawak Cay Vendors Association Bruno Minnis said he could not verify that several prostitution rings were operating out of Arawak Cay until his organization launched an official investigation into the matter."
Multiple sources have alleged that some waitresses use the popular Bahamian landmark to set up sexual encounters in exchange for money. The sources also alleged that restaurant owners were often clueless or turned a blind eye to the illegal activities, which reportedly involves Haitian, Jamaican and Bahamian women.
Yesterday, Acting President of the Arawak Cay Vendors Association Bruno Minnis said he could not verify that several prostitution rings were operating out of Arawak Cay until his organization launched an official investigation into the matter."
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