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On Friday, 18th August 2023, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) refused to grant permission to Mr Graham Bethell to appeal a decision...
It was not me!That was the impassioned statement of Kemal Mario Straker who today maintained his innocence and suggested that police were trying to frame him.Straker, of #15 Clapham Park, St Michael, is charged with possession of a .45 ACP firearm and nine rounds of ammunition on February 9, 2020.When his trial continued in the No. 3 Supreme Court this morning before Justice Carlisle Greaves, Straker opted to give an unsworn statement from the dock.“I was not the person in Reed Street on February 9, 2020. I don’t go to Reed Street. I don’t be in Reed Street at all. I don’t have no frie...
A bulge in the waist of Kemal Mario Straker initially aroused the suspicion of police constable Juemane Daniel as he was conducting investigations in Reed Street, the City.But when he attempted to stop Straker, a struggle ensued and a green and black firearm fell from the accused man’s pants.Those were the facts presented by Daniel in the No. 3 Supreme Court as he gave evidence in Straker’s firearm and ammunition trial.The 20-year-old Straker of #15 Clapham Park, St Michael, is accused of having a firearm in his possession and nine rounds of ammunition on February 9, 2020.In his evidence, ...
A firearms expert testified today that both the .45 ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol) semi-automatic and the nine rounds of ammunition presented to him were in good working condition.Acting Station Sergeant Roger Bullard was giving evidence in the No. 3 Supreme Court when the firearm and ammunition trial against Kemal Mario Straker got under way.Straker, 20, of #15 Clapham Park, St Michael, pleaded not guilty today to having a firearm in his possession along with nine rounds of ammunition on February 9, 2020.
By Heather-Lynn Evanson Murder accused Kemal Mario Straker has filed a constitutional motion challenging the process by which his murder case was indicted at the High Court. This was revealed by his attorney Bryan Weekes when Straker appeared in the No. 3 Supreme Court. Last Friday, Straker, of Clapham Park, Christ Church, faced a charge of possession of a .45-semi-automatic pistol and nine rounds of ammunition. In addition, he and …