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(Stock Photo) The parishes of St. Michael and Christ Church will be targeted next week, when the Vector Control Unit of the Ministry of Health and Wellness . ....
Social Share The husband and wife who last month found themselves at the alleged centre of a five-hour stand-off with public health officials are no longer accused of refusing to obey an order by the Chief Medical Officer. They are now accused of obstructing a public health officer. However, their attorney, Queen Counsel Michael Lashley, is calling it a “witch-hunt” and has vowed to also fight the new charges when the matter comes up later this month. Fabian Antone John 46, and Vanessa Maylin John, 48, both of Kingsland Heights, Christ Church, were initially charged with and had pleaded not guilty to refusing to carry out a lawful order imposed by the Chief Medical Officer on April 26 this year. The offence was contrary to Section 12.1 (b) of the Quarantine Act. (HLE) ....
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Lawyers say couple charged under wrong quarantine law Article by May 11, 2021 Defence lawyers urged a magistrate on Monday to dismiss charges against a married couple, who allegedly refused quarantine orders, claiming they were charged under the “wrong” law. Fabian Antone John, 46, and his wife, Vanessa Maylin John, 48, from Kingsland Heights, Christ Church, were reportedly at the centre of an April 26 standoff with public health and law enforcement officials. They each face a charge of refusing to carry out the Chief Medical Officer’s order under Section 12 Subsection 1 (b) of the 1950 Quarantine Act. The two pleaded not guilty when they appeared before Magistrate Elwood Watts in the District ‘C’ Magistrates’ Court. ....