Officials say that the Maryland tourist, who was found dead on the beach in the Bahamas, drowned, but the family demands answers

Officials said on Wednesday that Maryland tourist, who was dead on a beach in the Bahamas, drowned.

It was the man It was identified by the Royal Bahamas Police Force Dinari McClem, 23, is also. Police said that McClement was from Boy, Maryland, one of Washington, DC, and arrived in the country on Friday, April 4 with family members.

A call was found on a beach on the island of Paradise early on Saturday morning. Police said the post -death exam was found that he “died as a result of drowning.” Toxicology analysis will be issued and the investigation is still ongoing, but the authorities said that “wrong play is not suspected of this time.”

McCalant Mother, Michel McClement, The Bahamas told the news of the eyewitnesses She believed that the play was unpleasant to the death of her son. She said that she had contacted the Bahamas Police at about one o’clock in the morning and told a person who had informed her son to the authorities, claiming that he had spas them. She said that the police showed her a picture of his body, as he was injured in his face and sands in his hair. Her comments were submitted before the police said that the Montant was drowned.

She said, “I need justice for my child.” “I need justice. This was not how he would have done himself.”

Michel McClopt said the family was planning to leave the island on Monday. She said she rented a lawyer.

Mcalmont was an engineer in LowCation Studios, a registration studio in Brentwood, Maryland. In a statementThe company described it as a “great friend and an unbelievable individual” that was “very excited about his work and always committed to bringing artists’ ideas to life.”

“It is difficult to imagine life in general and life in the studio without it,” said the studio.

Paradise Island is linked to the island of New Providence, the most populated Bahamas, two bridges. Paradise island is spread in hotels, including the luxurious Atlantis resort. The resort said in a statement that McCalmont was staying in Atlantis.

“We feel deep sadness due to the death of one of our guests. Our condolences with the family of the guest and loved ones during this difficult time.” “The police authorities are conducting an investigation into this tragic accident. We are waiting for the results of the police and we will not comment on speculation.”

The Bahamas is under a Travel Consulting Level 2. In the consulting, US State Department Warning the risks associated with swimming and crime.