The prosecution believes Davey Reynold Prescod should pay $20 000 for the loaded firearm he was caught with in 2008, but his attorney says it should be closer to $17 000 to account for the age of the matter. Prescod will learn his fate when he returns to the No 4 Supreme Court in February. The businessman, of No. 1 Whitehall, St Michael, had pleaded guilty to having a .40-calibre …
For having three firearms and several rounds of ammunition, a St Michael man was given a starting sentence of 10 years by Justice Christopher Birch.However, after several deductions were made for his good behaviour, early guilty plea and time spent on remand, Rodney Angelus Thomas Greaves will only have to spend three more years in Dodds prison.The 37-year-old of Church Gap, King Street, St Michael, had pleaded guilty to having two .9 mm firearms and a .45 ACP pistol on April 30, 2020, without a valid permitHe had also admitted to having 79 rounds of ammunition without a valid permit.When he reappeared in the No. 5A Supreme Court earlier this week, Justice Birch told him th
Two security guards who were on duty at the Oldbury bond in St Philip eight years ago when thousands of dollars’ worth of lumber was stolen, testified on Tuesday that they hid and did not confront the thieves when they saw them that night.They were giving evidence when the trial of theft accused Keith Andrew Leacock of Shorey Village, St Michael began in the No. 5 Supreme Court.It is alleged that Leacock along with other unknown persons stole 277 pieces of lumber valued $11 809.74 belonging to Furniture Limited.David Springer, who worked with a security firm back then, testified that he had been hired the week prior and it was his first day of work at the bond which he said belongs to Mrs Ram Mirchandi.
KILDARE Young Fine Gael (YFG) with the assistance of the Minister of State and Fine Gael TD for Kildare South Martin Heydon organised CPR training with…