Maryland Man Dinari Mcalmont found dead in the Bahamas after being accused of “spitting on the staff”

A musical producer of Maryland He was found dead in the Bahamas a few hours after being presumably reported to the police for having spit the workers of the restaurant in the five -star resort in which he was staying.

The family said Eyewitness News Bahamas That dyar Mcalmont, 23, traveled to the Bahamas with his parents on Friday and remained at Atlantis Resort in Paradise Island, near the capital, Nassau.

About 12 hours after touching the family escape, the officials said that Mcalmont’s body was found roughly with “no vital sign of life” on Saturday on the coast of the island of Paradise.

The commissioner of the police forces of the Royal Bahamas, Shanta Knowles, said that the authorities are awaiting the results of the autopsy before providing further information to the public and the cause of the death of Mcalmont was not immediately clear. A investigation It is in progress.

The family said Fox 5 That Mcalmont was the last time to leave dinner to take a coat and explore the resort just before 9:00 pm in the evening he arrived at the Bahamas.

The family said that the resort officials came to the parent’s room and questioned them on where he was.

They say that the staff accused Mcalmont of having spit in several workers within one of the hotel restaurants.

“The police said they were looking for him because apparently he spit on a staff in a restaurant,” said Michelle Mcalmont, the victim’s mother, to the store.

He said he couldn’t check the hotel staff relationships.

Mcalmont’s mother said she tried to send him a message hours before her body was found and said that her son’s position was not working.

After sifting the resort and failed to find it, the family said she had presented the relationship of a disappeared person.

The resort staff returned to Mcalmont’s parents again, they said, this time to warn them that the son’s body had been found.

“His face was traumatized”

The victim’s mother told Eyewitness News that her son’s face appeared “traumatized” after identifying her remains in a photograph, claiming that she seemed to have been beaten “Down in the sand”.

He said that his son’s face seemed damaged, with sand on the hair and teeth.

“I need justice for my baby,” he said, breaking the camera. “I need justice.”

The Atlantis Resort said he is working with the authorities during the investigation.

“We are deeply saddened by the disappearance of one of our guests. Our thoughts and condolences are with the guests’ family and loved ones in this difficult moment. This is an active investigation of the police and we are collaborating,” said the resort Fox 5.

Mcalmont is planted by Lowcation Studios in Brentwood, Maryland, where he worked with the pseudonym of Diddy.

“Diddy was more than an engineer for us, he was a great friend and an incredible individual all around. He was deeply passionate about his work and he always committed himself to giving life to the ideas of the artists. He was a real team player, he always took one step forward to lend an extra hand when necessary and make sure to keep all of us laughing during the team’s meetings.

“It is difficult to imagine life in general and life in the studio without him. Diddy will be missing from his friends, his family and all of us at the Lowcation studies, but he will forever part of our family, our history and inheritance. This study would not be where he is without him and I will always have the utmost respect for him”

The Independent He contacted the police forces of the Royal Bahamas for more information.