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Anderson Leon Browne will have to spend just over four more years in prison for dishonestly obtaining over half million dollars using forged cheques.The 68-year-old Browne, of Seaview Road, Ruby Park, St Philip, was convicted last year on 22 counts of bank fraud and one count of money laundering dating back 11 years.When he reappeared before Madame Justice Wanda Blair in the No. 5A Supreme Court today, Browne, who has several aliases including Fabian Kellman, Shortman and Andy was given a starting sentence of eight years.The sentence was then adjusted downwards by one year, leaving Browne to s...

Two slaps with the flat side of a sword and then a stab to the abdomen. These were the injuries Ferdinand Alexander Junior Codogan (as spelt on the indictment) inflicted on a friend in apparent retaliation for her chastising him about how he treated his girlfriend. So said counsel for the State Danielle Mottley as she outlined the facts in the No. 5 Supreme Court last Friday. Codogan, of Fustic …

Firearm offences are serious crimes which need to be visited with severe penalties. So said Justice Pamela Beckles as she ordered self-confessed gunman Kiplyn Hallam Ifill to pay a total of $25 000 in fines. On Monday, Ifill, of Mapp Hill, St Michael, was back in the No. 5 Supreme Court, where he had pleaded guilty to having a .32-calibre H&R Magnum firearm and six rounds of ammunition on June …

Shamar Dajohn Roman Moseley parted with $10 000 when he appeared in the No. 4 Supreme Court. And if he hopes to avoid a prison term, he will part with $20 000 more in another nine months. Moseley, 25, of Reece Land, Brittons Hill, St Michael, was back before Justice Laurie-Ann Smith-Bovell for sentencing after he had pleaded guilty to having a .32-short calibre Forehand Model 1901 revolver and five …

Judge raps officer’s abuse of power Article by May 1, 2021 Moments before being sentenced to 15 years in prison for raping a teenaged girl, former police constable Jason Andre Callender was admonished by Justice Christopher Birch for breaking the same law he had sworn to uphold. During Friday’s sentencing in the No.5 A Supreme Court, Justice Birch said Callender had used police power to rape and commit an act of serious indecency against a 16-year-old girl and had also attempted to silence her a decade ago. Callender, 36, of 6th Avenue, Durants, St James, had previousl...