indiscriminate looting in the downtown area, particularly on King, Bishop, Church, Albert and Regent Streets, but extending as well to the Pound Yard Bridge and Vernon Street. Police failed to restore calm before damage amounting to more than a million dollars occurred. Fingers flew all next day, April 21, as the Government, Opposition and unions made claims, counterclaims and threats. Meanwhile, accused looters were being brought to court and UB student body president Moses Sulph charged for leading the previous day's strike. Another tense moment came on the afternoon of April 21 as reports of Sulph's arraignment (he was actually arraigned April 22) brought out hundreds to the Queen and North Front Street areas for a few hours. On Monday, April 25, plans were announced by public servants and teachers to strike, but these were called off by the end of the week after limited participation. One last tense moment came in Belmopan near the end of April when Opposition rep Patrick Faber was roughed up while attending a meeting of the Prime Minister and UB students there. In popular culture Artist Dan Man released a song called "Albert Street" mocking the looting on that City street on April 20. Poet Erwin X (Jones)' "Life Haad Out Ya" was another favorite of protesters, and the phrase became a catchphrase for much of 2005 and 2006. The season 1 episode of the Canadian TV series Survivorman named "Lost At Sea" featured the host Les Stroud attempt to survive one week in a life raft adrift off of the Belize coast. Filming began mere days before the unrest broke out, and filming the episode had to be cut short before the end of Les' 6th day - as the unrest made the situation difficult for the foreign-based production crew. References External links UK Travel Advisory PM calls for calm while Barrow flips out, Belize Times, 19 January 2005. (pro-government paper) Unions flex muscles in protest march, News 5 Belize, 20 January 2005. Belize City Shutdown!, 7 News Belize, 20 January 2005. P.M. Musa: Poverty, fiscal deficit key problems for Belize Stabroek News - Guyana, Sunday, May 29, 2005 - Mr. Said Musa: during the Caribbean Development Bank heads of government meeting. Belizean - The Belize News Blog - News Blog by Belizean Photo Journalist Manolo Romero. The Reporter, "Shutdown! Commerce, Schools, Utilities in revolt" Politics of Belize Protests in Belize Belize Unrest,