During the era of rum running, who was the Commissioner supportive of this activity?

During the era of rum running, Commissioner Hutchins was known for his support of this activity. His administration was characterized by a somewhat laissez-faire attitude towards illegal activities such as the smuggling of alcohol during Prohibition in the United States. This created an environment where rum running was both prevalent and, to some extent, tolerated, as it offered economic benefits to the local Caymanian community. Hutchins recognized the financial opportunities that could arise from this contentious trade and chose not to enforce strict regulations against it, thereby allowing the industry to flourish in the Cayman Islands during that time.

The other options do not hold the same historical significance regarding support for rum running, as their administrations may not have shared Hutchins' views or approach to the enforcement of laws related to alcohol. This differentiation illustrates why Hutchins is specifically recognized in the context of rum running in Cayman history.