From the Courts
December 8, 2006
Clifton Davy, 26, of Georgetown quickly escaped painting himself in a corner at the Serious Crimes Court on Monday. The young painter did not waste th...
From the Courts
December 8, 2006
âThere was some conspiracy within the jury.â These were the words being uttered by convicted murderer Selwyn âKashieâ Foye as he was being led...
From the Courts
December 1, 2006
Mckelley Whiteâs instructions were to stay in his house between the hours of 9 pm and 5 pm as part of his bail bond, but this did not register in th...
From the Courts
December 1, 2006
St Lucian Kevon Isidore was lucky to get off with just a fine at the Serious Offences Court after he was caught with 19 grams of cannabis on November ...
From the Courts
December 1, 2006
Making himself abundantly clear to everyone seated at the Magistrate Court on Tuesday, outgoing Acting Senior Magistrate Donald Browne did not hold ba...
From the Courts
December 1, 2006
A Road Supervisor employed with the Ministry of Transport and Works was granted bail of $15,000 at the Magistrate Court on November 24, 2006. Lerrin M...
From the Courts
December 1, 2006
âDo you want to become a jailbird? Stop stealing and get out of peopleâs property.â These were the stern words by Acting Senior Magistrate Donal...
From the Courts
November 24, 2006
All Peter Chandler could do after he heard that he was going to prison for 18 months was place his head in his hands. Chief Magistrate Simone Churaman...
From the Courts
November 24, 2006
âYour honour I does only smoke cocaine to ease the stress,â this was the testimony labourer Noel Bushay gave in his defence at the Serious Offence...
From the Courts
November 24, 2006
The case against 25-year old Eversly Ralph of Sion Hill who was charged with the misuse of drugs was thrown out because prosecutors could not find the...
From the Courts
November 17, 2006
It was never Michael Antoine's intention to sell marijuana, but only to smoke it, he said. Antoine was charged on Monday for having 31 grams of cannab...
From the Courts
November 17, 2006
After languishing in prison for over ten months, awaiting the results of a drug test from the Barbados Forensic Sciences Centre, 56 year-old Jamaican ...
From the Courts
November 17, 2006
A Peniston man has been dealt a double blow within a matter of hours. It was last week Tuesday that Ronnel Kirby got a dreadful telephone call informi...
From the Courts
November 17, 2006
A hung jury forced a re-trial for murder accused Jamal Dyer of Chateaubelair. He is charged with the October 4, 2004 murder of Raphael âScoobyâ Tr...
From the Courts
November 17, 2006
Just a couple hours after a ruling by the Court of Appeal that he be extradited to the United States of America on cocaine charges, Vincentian nationa...
From the Courts
November 10, 2006
November 17 will be a date that will be filled with mixed emotions for Vico Ollivierre. The Sion Hill resident is to be sentenced for causing the deat...
From the Courts
November 10, 2006
Brian Tittle will know his fate on November 17 when he is to be sentenced for a manslaughter charge. Tittle, 43, a mason of South Union, appeared at t...
From the Courts
November 10, 2006
Outgoing Acting Senior Magistrate, Donald Browne has made an echoing call for the youth of this nation to do something productive with their time and ...
From the Courts
November 10, 2006
It does not matter if you are in a heated argument with a woman, you never let your emotions get the best of you and hit her. This was a lesson learnt...
From the Courts
November 3, 2006
There is one popular saying that goes âa hungry man is an angry manâ and that statement proved itself to be true as one man nearly caused a ruckus...
From the Courts
November 3, 2006
The tight space and cramped conditions of the Serious offences and Magistrateâs Court have been eased. Both have more elbow room now that the Seriou...
From the Courts
November 3, 2006
The case between the Eastern Caribbean Flour Mills Limited and two of its former employees has been postponed again. When the case resumed Monday the ...
From the Courts
October 20, 2006
A 21-year-old fisherman Kemeon Cozier of Paget farm, Bequia, is set to stand trial in the High Court for the March 24, 2006 murder of Timothy "Timmy" ...
From the Courts
October 20, 2006
It is often said that conflict between persons can always be settled in a civilized manner no matter the gravity of the offence. And on Wednesday a si...
From the Courts
October 20, 2006
Members of Rapid Response Unit (RRU) are working tirelessly to make sure that illegal drugs are swept off the streets of St Vincent and the Grenadines...
From the Courts
October 20, 2006
Jason Browne has to plough out $2,000 in two months or he stands going to jail for three months for possession of cannabis. The Villa resident, who ma...
From the Courts
October 20, 2006
Just A week after being brought to the Serious Crimes Court for the murder of Lakita Duke, Ali Gibson found himself in familiar territory at the hands...
From the Courts
October 20, 2006
When the sedition charge against Orden Graham came up for hearing Monday it was postponed because the Acting Director of Public Prosecution Colin Will...
From the Courts
October 13, 2006
Adriana James was reduced to tears after she was sentenced to pay $400 in one week for marijuana possession or spend three weeks behind bars. James, a...
From the Courts
October 13, 2006
Acting Chief Magistrate, Sharda Sinanan-Bollers may have found the solution to set this nationâs youth on the narrow path and on the right side of t...
From the Courts
October 13, 2006
A simple adjournment discussion generated some heat in the Serious Offences Court in the ammunition case involving businessman and promoter Theophilus...
From the Courts
October 13, 2006
When Lakita Dukeâs nude body was found in a bushy area at Diamonds near her home on Saturday, August 13, 2005, Ali Gibson was taken into custody to ...
From the Courts
October 6, 2006
An Italian chef was on Monday nabbed at the E T Joshua Airport for having four grams of cannabis in his possession. Tiziano Mita, 27, chef, had to pay...
From the Courts
October 6, 2006
Tuesday October 3, marked the official start of the October Criminal Assizes at the High Court in capital Kingstown and a total of forty-two cases are...
From the Courts
October 6, 2006
Attorney at law, Kay Bacchus-Browne is making a strong call to have sitting of the criminal assizes all year round instead of three times a year. Bacc...
From the Courts
October 6, 2006
The top drug cop has apologized to the court for the recent hitches caused to the administration of justice by the delays of test results of drug samp...
From the Courts
September 22, 2006
Judges, barristers, and police officers all gathered at the Catholic Church last Monday morning for an Ecumenical service to officially kick of the st...
From the Courts
September 22, 2006
Five Grenadians are on remand at Her Majesty's Prison facing cocaine and marijuana charges while a Vincentian has been released on bail. {{more}} Bene...
From the Courts
September 22, 2006
Jamar George, 23, labourer of Campden Park was fined $100 to be paid forthwith or spend 48 hours at her Majesty's Prison for having seven grams of can...
From the Courts
September 15, 2006
Kurt Williams will know his fate on December 14, 2006 on charges of cultivating three plants of cannabis at Cane Garden. Williams, a labourer of Sion ...
From the Courts
September 15, 2006
Businessman and promoter Theophilus "Benjie" Cottle was released on $10,000 bail Monday. Cottle was jointly charged with wife, Janice, for having 31 r...
News
December 5, 2025
AIWAN HAS PLAYED DOWN concerns that St Vincent and the Grenadines might switch diplomatic recognition to Beijing, insisting ties with its Caribbean al...
News, Regional / World
December 5, 2025
ST. LUCIA’s political map turned bright red on Monday as the St. Lucia Labour Party secured a commanding re-election victory, clinching 14 of 17 seats...
News
December 5, 2025
THE HIGH COURT sitting in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG), ruled in favour of the Public Service Union (PSU) in the matter leading to the appointm...
News
December 5, 2025
SEVERAL VINCENTIAN soldiers attached to military units in the United Kingdom (UK), who were part of war games which were recently held on Salisbury Pl...
News
December 5, 2025
RECENTLY APPOINTED Minister of National Security, Major St. Clair Leacock, says the crime situation in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG), goes way b...
