Five lawyers, separated by plexiglass, were present in the small provincial courtroom. Paul Pearson and Chandra Fisher are representing the Crown. Defence lawyer Jim Heller is representing Armitage and Victoria lawyer Ryan Drury is representing Busch. Although evidence at the preliminary inquiry is under a publication ban, police have said previously that the two inmates escaped from William Head Institution by walking away at low tide on July 7, 2019. They were recaptured on the evening of July 9 in Esquimalt after being recognized by an off-duty RCMP officer out walking his dog. West Shore RCMP found Payne’s body on July 12 in his Brookview Drive home after he didn’t show up for work.
AUBURN â Judge Adam Squiller sentenced five people for criminal offenses during hearings Tuesday in DeKalb Superior Court I.
Jerry Bruce of the 9100 block of Royal Oak Drive, Louisville, Kentucky, was sentenced to one year in jail, all suspended except one day that already has been served, for dealing in marijuana, a Level 6 felony. He was fined $4,500, to be paid by money in evidence.
Juan M. Nava of the 7700 block of Brook View Drive, Louisville, Kentucky, was sentenced to one year in jail, all suspended except one day that already has been served, for dealing in marijuana, a Level 6 felony. He was fined $4,500, to be paid by money in evidence.
A BRICKLAYER has been charged over a €316,000 cannabis seizure in Dublin, after allegedly discarding a large brown box while being chased by gardai.
Thomas Barrett (22) was found hiding in a shed after a foot pursuit and two boxes of cannabis were discovered in nearby gardens, a court heard.
Judge John King granted him bail and adjourned the case at Dublin District Court.
Mr Barrett, from Brookview Drive in Tallaght is charged with possession of drugs with intent to sell or supply.
The prosecuting garda said Mr Barrett made no reply when charged and cautioned at Tallaght station yesterday.
Objecting to bail, the garda told Judge John King he saw the accused at Sundale Park, walking onto Sundale Avenue, Tallaght at 11.20am yesterday, carrying a large brown box in his hands.
A bricklayer has been charged over a €316,000 cannabis seizure in Dublin, after allegedly discarding a large brown box while being chased by gardaí.
Thomas Barrett (22) was found hiding in a shed after a foot pursuit and two boxes of cannabis were discovered in nearby gardens, a court heard.
Judge John King granted him bail and adjourned the case at Dublin District Court.
Mr Barrett, from Brookview Drive, in Tallaght, is charged with possession of drugs with intent to sell or supply.
The prosecuting garda said Mr Barrett made no reply when charged and cautioned at Tallaght station yesterday.
Objecting to bail, the garda told Judge John King he saw the accused at Sundale Park, walking onto Sundale Avenue, Tallaght at 11.20am yesterday, carrying a large brown box in his hands.