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Soldier walks free from army hearing - Barbados Today

Soldier walks free from army hearing - Barbados Today
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Military court hears case against soldier

Military court hears case against soldier
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Soldier to go on trial Monday - Barbados Today

Soldier to go on trial Monday Article by May 29, 2021 The court martial against Ordinary Seaman Raheem Reeves will now begin on Monday after his attorney-at-law, Queen’s Counsel Michael Lashley sought an adjournment. The hearing against Reeves, who is charged with two counts of neglect to the Prejudice of Good Order and Military Discipline, was scheduled to begin at the Barbados Defence Force’s St Ann’s Fort headquarters this morning. However, Lashley, who is representing Reeves in association with Simon Clarke and Sade Harris, submitted to the panel that he needed more time to prepare for the matter. He informed Judge Advocate Senior Crown Counsel Krystal Delaney and the panel comprising President Major Alfred Taylor, Captain Michael Jules and Captain Patrice Cummins, that he had only been retained by his client yesterday and therefore needed the additional time to adequately prepare.

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Soldier pleads not guilty before court martial is adjourned

Article by Social Share A Barbados Defence Force (BDF) soldier, who is charged with neglect to the prejudice of good order and military discipline, contrary to Section 75 of the Defence Act, Cap. 159, pleaded not guilty on Friday at a court martial. Private Raheem Reeves is charged with neglecting to carry out his duty as a shore police, when ordinary seaman S. Collymore admitted to him that he was involved in a serious incident at HMBS Pelican on August 25 last year. Reeves is further charged on the same day with failing to inform his superiors that Collymore asked him to contact his parents.

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BDF to convene ordinary court martial

The Barbados Defence Force (BDF) will convene an Ordinary Court Martial, in the Hodgson Hall Conference Centre, St Ann’s Fort, The Garrison, tomorrow, at 9 a.m. A media statement from the BDF today said the accused, Ordinary Seaman Raheem Reeves, is charged with two counts of Neglect to the Prejudice of Good Order and Military Discipline contrary to Section 75 of the Defence Act CAP 159. He will be represented …

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