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Leading police on a high-speed chase last Thursday turned out to be quite an expensive venture for Lemar Alexander Burnett. The 32-year-old, of Brewster’s Gap, St Michael, has to pay $5 300 in fines after breaking several traffic laws while trying to escape from the law. Burnett, who works periodically, was charged with seven traffic offences: dangerous driving, driving without due care and attention, driving without reasonable consideration for other …
Two men who sat side by side in the District “A” Traffic Court ended up pleading guilty to theft and asking for “indoor help” to deal with their troubles. Ramon Ackeem Quarless, 31, of Harmony Hall, Hindsbury Road, St Michael, pleaded guilty to having apparatus fit and intended for use in connection with cocaine, along with possession of a small amount of cocaine in greaseproof wrapping on September 14. He …
The man charged in connection with the aggravated burglary of Channell Supermarket was remanded to Dodds Prison when he appeared in the District “A” Magistrates’ Court. Theophilus Theo Holder, 29, of Madison Terrace, Deacons Farm, St Michael, was not required to plead to entering the Black Rock, St Michael branch of the supermarket, on April 12, and stealing $1 498.84 belonging to Channell Enterprises and at the time had a …
So upset was Jason Errol Chapman about a man cutting the cord to his kite, that he struck the man’s vehicle, damaging it in the process.His actions will cost him just over $2 700 – the amount he has to pay in compensation to avoid going to jail.When he appeared in the District ‘A’ Magistrates Court on Monday, the 38-year-old resident of Block 7A, Neptune Road, Deacons Farm, St Michael, pleaded guilty to damaging a motor van belonging to John Paul Jones on January 7, 2023, without lawful excuse.In giving the facts, prosecutor Constable Ralph Rollock said the two men have a history of co...
Unruly behaviour by public service vehicle (PSV) operators on the roads of Barbados will not be tolerated, warned Chief Magistrate Ian Weekes yesterday. “Too many times we are getting complaints about this behaviour from the PSV sector. You are not going home today. I am willing to listen to you and whatever else you have to say, but you will be remanded,” he told ZR driver on the Redman’s Village, …