Anthony Dennison, a resident of Lord’s Bank, Belize, has raised serious allegations against local law enforcement regarding a December incident involving the forced entry into his rented residence. Dennison claims that while he was on a brief cross-border shopping trip to purchase school supplies and clothing, police officers reportedly broke down his front door on multiple occasions despite neighbors informing them that the property was unoccupied.
The incident allegedly occurred in the early morning hours while Dennison and his family had opted to stay overnight in Belize City due to their late return from shopping. The resident discovered the situation through security camera footage and neighbor accounts upon returning home the following day.
This represents the latest development in an ongoing conflict between Dennison and local authorities. In previous statements from December, Dennison asserted he had been repeatedly detained for investigations unrelated to him and believes he is being specifically targeted by police without justification.
Dennison is now formally demanding explanations from authorities regarding the alleged forced entry, particularly emphasizing that the compromised property is not his own but a rental unit, compounding his concerns about liability and property damage. The case highlights growing tensions between community members and law enforcement in the region, raising questions about police procedures and citizen rights.