but when it comes to them taking over the streets and the sidewalks making traffic conditions bad, fine all of them right there and then. Take pictures and videos so all the evidence stands up in court.

Whenever you see soo much vendors,its a sign of real hard times,people are just trying to survive. Not that i,m saying it should not be regulated,but to be threatening jail time for trying to make an honest living,is quite absurd to me.I think persons like Mrs Parker-Thomas has quickly forgotton their past.Its a shame that Antiguans are soo passsive,this is why this cruel Govt is getting away with all forms of advantage,they failed to provide any jobs for people,they have taxed us all out of existence,food, utilities,every thing is touching the roof,and yet when someone tries to do something to be able to eat,you,re threatened with Jail time. What is really wrong with these people,dont they realize there,s a God and that someday they will have to give account for their lives,there are really over doing now.@Vendors,wh en they take you,ll off the streets line up infront of the Pm,s office,dont move until you,ll get satisfaction,th at is the way to go right now,Fight them with the same attitude they use to oppress people.They are disgusting.

It's about time. Something needed to be done to get the vendors off the streets. Previously vendors were only on the street during Carnival or some other celebration. I visited Antigua last December; I could not beleive how these vedors just invaded every corner, street,sidewalk in St. John's. I was unable to walk on the sidewalk. Downtown St. John's is not the same. I am very happy the police has intervened and hopefully the law is enforced to keep the vendors off the streets.

They are just trying to make a living .feeding their family