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Two St James lottery scammers fined

Two St James lottery scammers fined
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St James men fined $700,000 for lotto scamming-related offences

Two St James men who pleaded guilty to lottery scamming-related charges were fined a total of $700,000 and given non-custodial sentences earlier this month. Omar Holmes and Errol Wright, both of Lilliput, St James, pleaded guilty to the offence of possession of identity information last month, according to a release from the Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA). Both men were sentenced on February 2 when they appeared in the St James Circuit Court. Holmes was ordered to pay a fine of $300,000, with an alternative of three years in prison. Additionally, he was sentenced to four years in prison, suspended for three years with supervision.

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Home Office forced to cancel deportations after coronavirus outbreak in removal centre

Home Office forced to cancel deportations after coronavirus outbreak in removal centre May Bulman © Provided by The Independent The Home Office has been forced to cancel a number of deportations because of a coronavirus outbreak at one of its largest immigration detention centres. Detainees at Brook House removal centre, near Gatwick Airport, received written notice on Wednesday evening that the facility had been deemed an “outbreak centre of Covid-19”, and that they would not be allowed to leave their wing. A Home Office spokesperson confirmed that they were “aware of a number of cases of coronavirus” in the facility. At least 20 asylum seekers who had been due to be removed from the country on charter flights this week were informed that their deportations had been cancelled.

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