Police & Justice: Belmopan’s medical community and hundreds of residents rallied for justice after Dr. Naum Bonilla was gunned down Friday while taking his daughter to school; police say they’re pursuing multiple possible motives and still reviewing leads. Cybercrime & Politics: Former UDP deputy chairman Alberto August was detained for nearly 28 hours and charged under Belize’s Cybercrime Act after a satirical Facebook post about Police Minister Oscar Mira; attorney Mike Peyrefitte alleges the arrest was politically motivated and “planned,” while police say procedures followed investigation steps. Crime & Safety: A teen was killed and another hospitalized in a shooting in Gardenia Village, shocking a small community of about 500. Coast Guard Enforcement: Three Honduran nationals were detained after illegal fishing near Gladden Spit during a joint operation using drone surveillance; authorities say no charges were disclosed yet. Public Health: The Ministry of Health says it’s heightening vigilance at ports of entry due to an Ebola outbreak in East and Central Africa, with Belize reporting no suspected cases. Hurricane Readiness: With the Atlantic season starting June 1, officials urge Belizeans to prepare early, especially for flooding risks during the rainy months. Environment & Economy: A Belize-based initiative is training locals to turn harmful sargassum into sustainable fiber and textiles, linking marine science with new community jobs. Cost of Living: Government is discussing raising the minimum wage from $5 to $6, but critics warn it could backfire on small businesses and jobs.