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Bequia chef freed of cocaine charge FROM LEFT: Attorney Grant Connell, with client Gabriel Hutchins outside the High Court building in Kingstown. Hutchins was freed of a 2015 cocaine charge last Thursday. Social Share A CHEF FROM BEQUIA who had a cocaine charge hanging over his head for the last five years, walked out of the High Court vindicated on Thursday. “Thank God to be alive and free. It was a long and heavy road, but God is good and I am free now,” Gabriel Hutchins told SEARCHLIGHT outside the High Court on Thursday while in the company of his lawyer, Grant Connell.

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Lequan Robertson Social Share An Arnos Vale resident is no longer facing a charge for having is his possession a Uzi, a prohibited weapon; after his lawyer succeeded in an argument based on a technicality.    When Lequan Robertson, a businessman in his early twenties, first appeared in court on June 24, 2020, he had been charged with three offences.   Firstly, that on June 23, 2020, at Arnos Vale, he assaulted Dominic Frederick, a 27-year-old businessman of Kingstown Park, by pointing a gun at him. This was taken off the list after the prosecution withdrew, based on Frederi...

Arnos Vale artiste conceals ganja in food packages Left to Right: Arresting officer Police Constable (PC) 243 Douglas carrying King’s baggage &  Shaquille King Social Share A 25-year-old caught attempting to catch a flight to Barbados with cannabis in his baggage, is revealed to have hidden some of the drug in Tortillaz, CRIX, and Mac n Cheese packages.   Shaquille King, an artiste from Arnos Vale/Walveroo, was caught at the Argyle International Airport (AIA) on Sunday, May 2, and subsequently charged with possession of six and a half pounds(2943g) of cannabis with intent...

‘Lavaman’ still not charged Social Share DESRON RODRIGUEZ, the local thrill seeker who has split public opinion in relation to his alleged forays up to the summit of the erupting La Soufriere volcano, has still not been charged with a crime. On Tuesday April 20, at around 4 p.m. Rodriguez’s alleged exploits on to the country’s highest peak earned him an interview with police officers stationed at the Biabou Police Station as the summit is listed as off limits by local authorities. Rodriguez was detained for 48 hours, released, then asked to return to the Biabou Police Sta...