Guard charged with stealing from Transport Board
A Transport Board guard is facing six charges of stealing money from that statutory corporation. Daryl Randolph Griffith of River Bay, St. Lucy denied three of the charges when he went before the...
View ArticleCop remanded again
Police Constable Everton Randolph Gittens remains on remand after his attorney once again requested a long adjournment. When Gittens reappeared in the District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court today for the...
View ArticleAlbert’s surety withdraws
A man who stood as surety for an offender who pleaded guilty to two offences and was granted bail only weeks ago, sought permission from the court today to withdraw from this role. Permission was...
View ArticleWaldron jailed for stealing a bottle of rum
It was off to jail for a 56-year-old car washer today, after he failed to pay a $750 fine imposed on him by Magistrate Kristie Cuffy-Sargeant. David McDonald Waldron of Gunsite Road, Brittons Hill, St...
View ArticleWounding case dismissed
A young couple was advised today to ‘walk away’ before something worse happens between them. The advice came from Magistrate Kristie Cuffy-Sargeant as she addressed the pair in the District ‘A’...
View ArticleTreatment working for abusers
Most of the clients currently in the Drug Treatment Court Programme are no longer using drugs. This was revealed this evening at a session at the Supreme Court, during which the status of each...
View ArticleMan pleads guilty to attacking friend
Man pleads guilty to attacking friend After getting into a fight with his good friend, Damien Ruehl Browne pleaded guilty today to assault. The Codrington Hill, St. Michael resident went before...
View ArticleWoman fined $800 for cell
After being charged with the offence of dishonestly assisting with the disposal of a stolen $800 cell phone four years ago, a St Michael woman was found guilty today. Sandy Nicole Williams of Upper...
View ArticleFormer drug user stays clean
At the beginning of this year, a former drug user made a New Year’s resolution to stop smoking and has kept that vow to date. Appearing in the Drug Treatment Court this evening, attorney-at-law Leslie...
View ArticleConductor gets community service
A minivan conductor who could not pay a $1 000 fine forthwith, was given 220 hours of community service instead. The fine was imposed on Derry Griffith of Waterloo Gardens, St. Michael by Magistrate...
View ArticleCostly damage
An unemployed St Michael man today admitted damaging his neighbour’s car and also using threatening words towards him on August 18 and 23 respectively. Paul Shurland Sandiford of 1st Avenue Gills Gap,...
View Article‘Bush tea’ not the cause of positive drug test
The ‘bush tea’ which an old lady gave him was not the reason why he tested positive for drug use earlier this month. That was the story which a participant in the Drug Treatment Court gave initially,...
View ArticleBig crowd
“I love you mum!” “I love you sweetie.” This exchange occurred today between one of the eight men accused of the Dwight Holder murder and his mother when they reappeared in the District ‘A’...
View ArticleFormer ZR driver pleads guilty to 30 offences
If Kodi Jones had continued his occupation as a ZR driver he probably would have racked up more traffic violations, as well as some jail time. In fact, District ‘A’ Traffic Court Magistrate Graveney...
View ArticleSeven remanded
Seven young men who appeared today before Magistrate Kristie Cuffy-Sargeant on a string of robbery charges, were all remanded in custody. The lone juvenile in the group, a 15-year-old student from...
View ArticleCoconut vendor charged with murder
A 27-year-old coconut vendor appeared in the District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court yesterday, charged with murdering car washer Wade Bridgeman last Saturday. James Matthew Watson of St David’s, Christ Church...
View ArticleBaptiste off to Dodds
The man accused of taking the life of 60-year-old Melanise Eversley was remanded to HMP Dodds following his first court appearance yesterday. Trevor Linus Baptiste, 35, of Cutting Road, Haggatt Hall,...
View Article$21 theft charge
A 19-year-old man was a hair’s breadth from getting bail yesterday, until the court realized that he was already out on bail. He was subsequently remanded until October 13. Shaquille Duante Va-Dahl...
View ArticleBail denied for Cenac
A 29-year-old unemployed man of no fixed place of abode was remanded to HMP Dodds yesterday when he appeared in the District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court on a robbery charge. Raymond Damien Cenac, who went...
View ArticleMiller gets four months
After confessing to stealing several items from the Fairchild Street branch of Jordan’s Supermarket, a repeat offender was sentenced to four months behind bars today. Troy Miller, 40, lives at B202...
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