Raquel Whyms News Today

A MAN was granted $6,000 bail yesterday after he was accused of using a gun to threaten another man on Wulff Road last month.

A man accused of the rape and armed robberies of two Mexican women was denied bail yesterday.

A man and a woman have been charged in connection with a fatal stabbing over the weekend.

A man is facing a gun charge after he allegedly armed himself following a row at a New Providence club.

A senior citizen accused of shooting his girlfriend during a domestic dispute was on Monday granted $20,000 bail at an emergency hearing. Jeffrey Sherman, 66, faces two counts of attempted murder and two counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life in relation to a shooting that allegedly took place on August 24.

As the country continues to see a rise in gun-related crimes, the judiciary is about to reintroduce a dedicated gun court to expedite the hearing of firearms matters. The Nassau Guardian understands that Lennox Coleby and Raquel Whyms will be appointed as magistrates to focus solely on gun and ammunition cases. Coleby, a lawyer in

In a surprising about-turn, prosecutors on Tuesday dismissed an attempted murder case against a man after objecting to his release on bail. As a result of the dismissal, Mario Brown, otherwise known as Buddha, was released from prison. Brown was accused of the September 4, 2022 shooting of Richard Turnquest at a barbershop in Bain

A man accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend last month was on Monday granted $30,000 bail with two sureties. Lynden Vincent, 47, sought bail for the October 31 murder of Patrice Sawyer on medical grounds, claiming that his diabetes was not being properly managed at the Bahamas Department of Correctional Services. On the other hand, prosecutors

A marine technician on Thursday described a tour boat that exploded during an excursion in the Exumas in 2018 as a “perfect bomb”. When he testified at the trial of Clayton Patterson Smith and Roderick Watson, Inspector Duane Lewis gave his expert opinion on what might have caused the boat owned by Four C’s Adventures