From the Courts
April 5, 2007
Persons should exercise great caution, as there seems to be counterfeit currency in circulation. On Monday at the Serious Offences Court, Desron McBar...
From the Courts
April 5, 2007
Selwyn 'Kashie' Foye has been sentenced to life imprisonment. Justice Frederick Bruce Lyle handed down the sentence on Tuesday at the High Court in Ki...
From the Courts
March 30, 2007
One, two and another one is charged! Another police constable has been hauled before a law court on a criminal charge. The latest being Jefferson Isaa...
From the Courts
March 30, 2007
As the story goes, when the catâs away, the mice would play, and this is exactly what took place when Orlando Sergeant stole a quantity of items fro...
From the Courts
March 30, 2007
The injury to Feron Robertsâ leg that was causing him immense pain, can in no way compare to the anguish of spending four years at her Majestyâs P...
From the Courts
March 30, 2007
A father and son was each granted $10,000 bail after being hauled before the Serious Offences Court on Tuesday on a wounding charge. Devon Delpesche o...
From the Courts
March 30, 2007
A father of three is lucky to be alive today after being shot three times about his body. Dave Sutton, 30, labourer of New Chapmans is now a patient a...
From the Courts
March 30, 2007
On Monday at the High Court in Kingstown, Justice Gertel Thom handed Julius âPipeyâ John a sentence of life imprisonment after a 12 member jury fo...
From the Courts
March 23, 2007
Herman Delpesche, a 41 year-old mason of Campden Park was fined $100 forthwith for possessing 38 grams of cannabis on March 20 in Campden Park. While ...
From the Courts
March 23, 2007
Sheon Veira Anderson is into the fourth day of his three-and-a-half year prison sentence for gun and ammunition possession. Anderson, 37, a mechanic o...
From the Courts
March 23, 2007
Quincy Butler will have to wait three years before he can walk the streets as a free man again. Butler, a 22-year-old Security Guard of McKies Hill wa...
From the Courts
March 23, 2007
Head of the Criminal Investigations Department Assistant Superintendent of Police Eckron Lockhart, is encouraging persons around the Sion Hill and Can...
From the Courts
March 16, 2007
The Ottley Hall Commission of Inquiry, which was set to resume yesterday Thursday 15th March, has been rescheduled to May 2, 2007. The postponement is...
From the Courts
March 16, 2007
With only three days to go before a promised ânice timeâ at the popular fete âJiggy Jiggyâ, Grenadian, Eddison McMillan was fined $10,000 by t...
From the Courts
March 16, 2007
Chief Magistrate Simone Churaman ordered a fisherman, who claims that he only uses cocaine to go diving, to pay $125 on Monday at the Serious Offences...
From the Courts
March 16, 2007
The long arms of the law in St. Vincent and the Grenadines are being extended and law enforcement officers are cracking down on money laundering. Earl...
From the Courts
March 16, 2007
Keon Jack now has ample time to reflect on his mistake of breaching the law. On Monday March 12th at the Serious Offences Court, the 30 year-old Layou...
From the Courts
March 16, 2007
Patrick Lovelace's second shot at avoiding a murder conviction has been delayed by at least another three months. Lovelace was convicted in December, ...
From the Courts
March 8, 2007
Forty- four year-old Kittitan National, Ian Crosvenor had a double whammy on Monday when he was charged with having one cannabis cigarette in his poss...
From the Courts
March 8, 2007
A 30-foot fibre glass speedboat with two 250hp engines belonging to Vaughn Carter of Chateaubelair was stolen while docked in the Chateaubelair Bay. T...
From the Courts
March 8, 2007
Up to press time on Tuesday no one had been arrested for the shooting death of Sean Baptiste, a 22 year-old labourer of Ottley Hall. Baptiste was the ...
From the Courts
March 8, 2007
Just over a month ago after being charged with having one rock of cocaine in his possession and being âplannedâ with a cutlass after offering to p...
From the Courts
March 8, 2007
Osbourne Codougan, 24, of Sion Hill has until April 5, to come up with $900 or he will go to jail for six weeks. He pled guilty at the Serious Offence...
From the Courts
March 8, 2007
When Preben Lyttle stares into his future, three and a half years in prison for gun and ammunition possession stares back at him. The 21-year-old, Old...
From the Courts
March 8, 2007
Chief Magistrate at the Serious Offences Court, Simone Churaman, has found it rather amusing that every time a young man is charged, a woman has to co...
From the Courts
March 2, 2007
A Rillan Hill teenager is now behind bars for the next 24 months after being found guilty of having a Desert Eagle nine-millimeter pistol and 18 round...
From the Courts
March 2, 2007
An argument with his ex-girlfriend over the cutting of their childâs hair, resulted in Mitchfield Simmons finding himself on the wrong side of the l...
From the Courts
March 2, 2007
Two young men were remanded to Her Majestyâs Prison on Monday after appearing at the Serious Offences Court on Monday to answer a murder charge. As ...
From the Courts
March 2, 2007
Some lawyers who are part of this countryâs legal fraternity are being slapped in their faces and the time has come when enough is enough. This is t...
From the Courts
February 23, 2007
Chief Magistrate Simone Churaman fined St Clair Williams $7500 on Monday at the Serious Offences Court after he admitted to the court that a woman gav...
From the Courts
February 23, 2007
On Tuesday at the Serious Offences Court, Meschach John, a 20 year-old labourer of Barrouallie admitted that he had just picked up some ammunition he ...
From the Courts
February 23, 2007
Samuel Browne, an 18-year-old labourer of Mesopotamia and Basheba Browne, 26 of New Prospect are set to go to trial in the High Court as enough eviden...
From the Courts
February 16, 2007
To satisfy his thirst Allison Gibson broke into Tonyâs Original Pizza uptown and stole 13 Hairoun beers and 24 bottles of Guinness stout. The 27-yea...
From the Courts
February 16, 2007
Charles âCharlieâ Constanceâs worst fears materialised on Wednesday at the Serious Offences Court when he was sentenced to two and a half years ...
From the Courts
February 16, 2007
The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) is very much aware of the circumstances involving the seizure of US$103,000 by their counterparts at the Customs...
From the Courts
February 16, 2007
This country has recorded its first sentencing of a convicted money launderer. Business operator of Paulâs Avenue, Ricardo Dopwell was sentenced to ...
From the Courts
February 16, 2007
Prosecutor Station Sergeant Nigel Butcher was highly annoyed on Wednesday at the Serious Offences Court when the defense counsel Ronald Marks requeste...
From the Courts
February 9, 2007
Cuthbert Lavia, 34, labourer of Owia would have to find $500 by March 2 or spend eight weeks in jail. Lavia pleaded guilty at the Serious Offences Cou...
From the Courts
February 9, 2007
Seven is described as the lucky number but for Junior Providence it is the number of theft and burglary charges slapped on him. The 23-year-old Hospit...
From the Courts
February 9, 2007
Veteran Defense Attorney Bayliss Frederick is of the considered opinion that the reason for the pile up of cases in the Criminal Assizes is deep roote...
From the Courts
February 9, 2007
For attacking a man who made sexual advances to him, Roger Providence found himself before the court. On February 3, Special Services Unit (SSU) arres...
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