IS BARBADOS SOCIAL ACTIVIST PATRICK KING ACTUALLY HIS COUNTRY'S CRIME LORD?

Readers who have reviewed our recent articles detailing the American civil racketeering lawsuit filed against 93 Barbados attorneys, and alleging massive organised probate real estate fraud, (Alex Mitchell et al vs. Mia Mottley et al) have been asking how all these lawyers have been able to successfully steal the lion's share of prime Bajan real estate (originally created as plantations) with impunity. Whilst we have explained that Barbados' corrupt courts are occupied by formerly private lawyers who have themselves previously profited richly from this illicit operation, why haven't local law enforcement assisted in obtaining relief, through justice? 

The sad answer is that the principal law enforcement agency in the island nation, the Barbados Police Service, or BPS, is part of the problem. The BPS has within its ranks a number of corrupt police officers who are well paid by several of the attorneys who are defendants in the RICO case to harass and arrest the victims who have been swindled out of their property and money.  These officers set up the victims for bogus arrests. All these criminal activities are allegedly handled through local social activist PATRICK KING, who is an officer/detective of the BPS. It should be noted that he is operating under the colour of authority to  harass, intimidate, and set-up for bogus arrests of the victims and their families, while simultaneously engaging in cocaine smuggling to the US, Canasa and the UK>

 King funnels money from the dodgy lawyers to the police officers. This information, which has been confirmed by law enforcement agencies from outside Barbados, indicates that King is the central figure in the targeting of victims of probate real estate fraud, which has deprived many of their historic family agricultural tracts lost during complicated probate proceedings that constitute fraud and deceit openly conducted over several decades. His officers, acting as enforcers of his orders, are feared due to the fact there have been a number of unexplained (and unsolved) suspicious deaths in Barbados. 

King's social media page

King, who is said to also be a non-practising lawyer with a large and loyal following on social media, and who has a colourful history as a champion of the people's rights, allegedly has members of the judiciary, as well as government officials, on his payroll. His source of wealth is allegedly the trafficking of cocaine, which his associates smuggle out of Grantley Adams international Airport (IATA code: BGI), on board British and American airliners, bound for the UK, US and Canada. He is currently a target of law enforcement agencies in those countries. His criminal profits, which are substantial, have been quietly buried under several small farms on the island, which could provide a windfall for enterprising Bajans who might have a hint regarding their whereabouts, once his criminal career comes to an abrupt, and most likely violent, end. 

Of late, Patrick King, who provided major political support during the 2018 election of Prime Minister Mottley's government, and is said to have gone into hiding, and has has somehow incurred the displeasure of the PM, has become concerned about his probable extrajudicial execution. His criminal organization, however, remains operational. Whether his status among Bajans as a beloved human rights campaigner will survive his outing as a career criminal we cannot say, but we will be watching; Stay tuned.