
Elvis Curtis
Elvis Curtis is a former Chief Superintendent in the Royal Bahamas Defence Force, currently facing serious charges related to a transnational cocaine trafficking scheme. He is accused of leveraging his official position to facilitate the movement of cocaine and trafficking proceeds through Bahamian transit points.
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Elvis Curtis is a former Royal Bahamian Police Force Chief Superintendent indicted for drug trafficking.
Vast scale of DEA drug trafficking probe revealedElvis Curtis was arrested in the United States and indicted for drug trafficking and firearms offenses.
Lessons in Fernander being appointedChief Superintendent Elvis Curtis was indicted for his role in facilitating drug trafficking.
Ex-RBDF officer pleads guilty in US cocaine trafficking caseChief Superintendent Elvis Curtis is accused of playing a key role in the drug smuggling scheme.
Former RBDF officer to change plea in US cocaine smuggling caseChief Superintendent Elvis Curtis was named in a US federal indictment related to drug smuggling.
No answer on funding for Commission and OmbudsmanAmong those arrested in Florida were Chief Superintendent Elvis Curtis and Chief Petty Officer Darren Roker, both facing drug and firearms charges.
Dames: Funds not enough to ensure accountabilityChief Superintendent Elvis Curtis was named in a US federal indictment related to drug trafficking.
Just $30k Budget for govt’s anti-corruption committeeElvis Curtis is a Chief Superintendent accused of playing a key role in a transnational cocaine trafficking scheme.
Lawyers for three Bahamians in US cocaine scheme seeking plea dealsChief Superintendent Elvis Curtis was charged in connection with the drug trafficking indictment.
FNM slams PM’s flip on drug caseAmong those named are Chief Superintendent Elvis Curtis and former Royal Bahamas Defence Force Chief Petty Officer Darren Roker, who were both arrested in the United States late last year.
PM: US drug probe may be entrapmentCurtis used his authority to move cocaine and trafficking proceeds through Bahamian airports and other transit points.
US judge postpones cocaine trafficking pretrial involving three Bahamian men



























