KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — The leader of the Cayman Islands was released on bail Wednesday until early next year after being interviewed by police investigators for a second straight day in a corruption probe that has rocked the Caribbean tax haven.
Premier McKeeva Bush was granted bail until early February to “allow further investigations to take place both here and abroad in connection with the allegations made against him,” the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service said.
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