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One of this island’s top prosecutors on Wednesday lamented that Barbados has become a “fast food, fast cash, fast everything” society where some people do not want to put in the work to make an honest living. Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions (DDPP) Alliston Seale made the comments in sentencing submissions before the High Court where he suggested that the four

Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Alliston Seale has lambasted “the fast food” approach to life and work, saying it was responsible for young people committing crime. “We have a society now that seems to believe there is a certain entitlement. We have grown into a society of fast food, fast cars, fast everything. I want it now. No one wants to work,” Seale said. He also suggested that parents should …

A third youngster yesterday threw in the towel and confessed to his part in the incident that left bread man Hayden Mayers dead four years ago. Romario Hobbs Daisley, now 22, of Tranmore Lane, Waterford, St Michael, whose statement to police said he was the “lookout”, admitted in the No. 4 Supreme Court that he unlawfully killed Mayers. He was originally charged with murdering 50-year-old Mayers, formerly of Hinds Road, …

Two former teenagers who were part of a plan to rob but who were not there when bread man Hayden Mayers was shot dead, have pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the No. 4 Supreme Court. Wayne Ricardo Bryan, then 17, of School Lane, Halls Road, St Michael, and Rashon Akeem Sealy, then 18, of 2nd Avenue, Alleyne’s Land, Bush Hall, St Michael, were each arraigned with murdering 50-year-old Mayers, formerly …