The state wants Anderson Ryan Ince to be retried for stealing more than $1.1 million from the Psychiatric Hospital almost 20 years ago. Senior State Counsel Olivia Davis gave that position when she spoke in the appeal brought by Ince in the Court of Appeal on Thursday. It was in October 2017 that Ince, of Hannays, St Lucy, and formerly of Yearwood Road, Sugar Hill, St Joseph, was found guilty …
The man who had been convicted of stealing $1.1 million from the Government’s coffers while he was a clerk at the Psychiatric Hospital, should be a free man today. Yesterday, the Court of Appeal allowed Anderson Ryan Ince’s appeal and quashed his sentence and conviction. He appeared via Zoom. However, Ince will find out later this year if the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) believes he should be retried for …
A former clerical officer who was convicted of stealing more than $1.1 million from Government coffers walked free on Friday after his conviction was quashed.The Court of Appeal on Friday ordered that Anderson Ryan Ince the former government clerical officer from Hannays, St Lucy be immediately released from Dodds where he had spent over four years behind bars.The order was made after Appeal Justices Rajendra Narine, Jefferson Cumberbatch and Francis Belle allowed the appeal and set aside his conviction and ten-year sentence.“The appellant is to be released immediately,” Justice Narine said as he handed down the ruling.However, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) is expected to reappear before the court on November 10 to address the Justices of Appeal on the issue of a retrial.
Seven grounds of appeal were put forward when the challenge by former clerical officer Anderson Ryan Ince to his ten-year sentence for stealing Government’s money was heard in the Court of Appeal yesterday. In 2017, Ince, of Hannays, St Lucy, was found guilty of stealing $1 118 500, belonging to the Psychiatric Hospital, between August 1, 2003, and August 1, 2005. He was also convicted of engaging in money laundering, …
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