In one of the most high-profile murder cases adjudicated in the High Court in recent times, Hakeem Roberto Stuart was on Tuesday found guilty of the brazen, daylight killing of Damian Trotman in Sheraton Mall more than three and a half years ago.It took a 12-member jury just over three and a half hours of deliberation to find Stuart guilty, following a trial that lasted four days shy of a month and saw over 50 witnesses giving evidence.Stuart, 24, of Shelbourne Gap, St Lawrence, Christ Church, had denied murdering Trotman on March 21, 2019.Sitting in the dock of the No. 3 Supreme Court, Stuart, clad in a mustard pants, a mustard and black patterned button-down shirt and brown boat shoes, and wearing a mask as he did throughout the trial, had shown no emotion when the foreman delivered the guilty verdict.He only bowed his head as he was led away by two prison officers moments later.
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Child Month, while for others it is the month of the eagerly anticipated and celebrated
Mother’s Day.
But May also carries with it other significance, especially in the United States. It is the period that has been declared Mental Health Month. This year, Britain will recognise Mental Awareness Week from May 10 to 16.
It would do us all some good in Barbados if we pay some extra attention to mental health, especially during these trying COVID-19 times.
Traditionally, we take the odd trip to the doctor to see about our blood sugar levels, cholesterol levels and blood pressure levels. For males, some focus is paid on having that prostate exam done. For females, mammogram and pap smear procedures become the focus.
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