Alleged bank robber says he is innocent of indictable charge
Article by June 26, 2021
Another man has been charged in connection with last month’s robbery at the Wildey branch of CIBC First Caribbean International Bank.
Teriq Kaareem Linton, of Cherry Avenue, Lower Burney, St Michael is the third person to be charged by police in connection with the incident. Unlike his co-accused, Linton was remanded to HMP Dodds following a failed application for bail before Magistrate Manila Renee.
Linton, 23, a bar manager, is charged that on May 13 he robbed Patrice Springer of $13 580 belonging to the bank. He was not required to plead to the indictable charge before the No. 2 District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court when he made his first appearance today.
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Wildey man on remand on theft charges
Article by May 13, 2021
With charges against him already pending in the judicial system, a Wildey man lost his chance at bail when he appeared before Magistrate Manila Renee on Wednesday.
Henderson Levere Roberts, 30, from Factory Avenue is accused of trespassing on Addison Worrell’s shop on April 30 and stealing $220 cash, $21.25 worth of cigarettes, $20 worth of soft drinks and $52 worth of wrappers.
He is also accused of stealing a bicycle worth $1,400 belonging to Winston Thomas, trespassing on Rhonda Hollingsworth’s and stealing a garden hose worth $67 between May 2 and 3.
He pleaded not guilty to the charges and Station Sergeant Cameron Gibbons objected to bail.
Argentinian pleads guilty to theft charge
Article by May 11, 2021
An Argentine man who has been on remand at Her Majesty’s Prison Dodds for some time on allegations of stealing money from two financial institutions has pleaded guilty to at least one of those offences.
Joaquin Alberto Lobo from Caseros, a town in Greater Buenos Aires, appeared before Magistrate Manila Renee on Monday and pleaded guilty to stealing $3,040 in cash from the Barbados Public Workers Credit Union Limited between July 6 and 7, 2019.
Station Sergeant Cameron Gibbons told the court that the credit union’s officials reported unauthorized withdrawals from its automatic banking machine. Investigations began and CCTV video pinpointed Lobo. He was taken into custody and admitted to the offence. A search revealed that he had 17 banking machine cards in his possession.