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Fatal crash boat capt caught with ganja in jail - Cayman Islands Headline News - Vimarsana News

Fatal crash boat capt caught with ganja in jail - Cayman Islands Headline News

Sean Michael McDonald (from social media) (CNS): Sean Michael McDonald (40), who is serving more than seven years in prison for killing two people in a horrific nighttime boat crash in the North Sound in 2019, is now accused of smuggling ganja into the jail. The day he was remanded to begin serving his time…

Cayman News Service - Cayman Islands Headline News - 20/06/2023 - Vimarsana News

Cayman News Service - Cayman Islands Headline News - 20/06/2023

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Driver jailed as he awaits sentence in fatal crash - Cayman Islands Headline News - Vimarsana News

Driver jailed as he awaits sentence in fatal crash - Cayman Islands Headline News

Jordan Telford (from social media) (CNS): Jordan Telford (40) was remanded in custody Friday, as he awaits a judge's sentencing ruling for causing the death of Shemiah Grant more than two years ago. Justice Cheryll Richards said she would deliver her decision on how long he will serve in jail at the end of the…

A day later, college presidents continued to condemn violence at the Capitol - Vimarsana News

A day later, college presidents continued to condemn violence at the Capitol

Pro-Trump supporters storm the U.S. Capitol following a rally with President Donald Trump Wednesday. College leaders on Thursday continued to strongly condemn the violence that the took place at the U.S. Capitol this week, adding to a growing chorus of criticism by presidents and provosts from across the country. The recent statements were much longer and more formal than the initial reactions issued in the hours shortly after angry mobs of supporters of President Trump rioted and forced their way into the building. Below are excerpts of statements from dozens of college and university presid...