Labourer charged with trafficking ecstasy granted bail
The analysis report which is outstanding two months after a man was charged for trafficking ecstasy has resulted in the defendant being granted bail.
Thirty-three-year-old...
Tucville man gets three years for trafficking ganja
City Magistrate Dylon Bess, moments ago sentenced a Tucville man to three years behind bars after finding him guilty of trafficking narcotics.
Forty-three-year-old Christopher Cummings,...
Juvenile remanded for wounding teen over girl, 14
A 16-year-old boy who the court heard stabbed another teen to his face with a broken bottle during an argument, was today remanded to...
Clothes vendor gets 18 months for robbing Cuban
“ I fly in a passion and start broadsiding he. It ain’t mek sense but you have to be truthful to yourself and others,”...
Fisherman gets 12 months for shooting at City Constabulary rank
A fisherman whom the court heard fired several shots at a City Constabulary rank, was today sentenced to 12 months in prison.
Twenty-five-year-old Kevin Allicock...
Labourer charged for manslaughter
A 27-year-old labourer, of Rose Hall Town, Corentyne Berbice, was today charged with Manslaughter committed on Steven ‘Shabba’ Lewis.
Terry Roopnarine appeared before Magistrate Alex...
Teen worker gets 12 months for robbing boss
“I robbed him because my family needed the money. My lil brother have to go to school. I took away my boss phone because...
Fake cop with toy gun gets two years for robbing man
A man, who told the court he purchased a fake gun and went around robbing persons, was moments ago sentenced to two years for...
Sexual Offences account for majority of criminal cases heard by Court of Appeal
Almost half of the cases heard this year by the Court of Appeal were for sexual offences, says the chambers of the Director of...
“Frustrated” youth jailed for two years for attempting to rob Christmas shopper
“Happy New Year in prison,” were the words of Principal Magistrate Faith McGusty to a man who admitted that he attempted to rob a...
