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Taxi operator Kirkland Joel Bowen says he was “highly intoxicated” when he damaged a door at a gas station and assaulted a police officer last Friday.“I was drinking. That person was not me; I just had too much drinks,” the 27-year-old from Wildey Main Road, St Michael said when he appeared before Magistrate Kim Butcher on Monday.He pleaded guilty to charges of damaging a door belonging to Zap Inc., or was reckless as to whether such property would be damaged, and assaulting and resisting Police Constable Wayne Marcellin as he executed his duties on August 26.Constable Ralph Rollock to...

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, …

The man accused of injuring two women in Broad Street, The City, earlier this week was remanded to prison, despite pleas for bail, when he appeared in the District “A” Traffic Court yesterday. Justin Harvey Travis Felicien, 29, who has no fixed place of abode, pleaded not guilty to unlawfully and maliciously wounding Nathania Belle and assaulting Derika Brathwaite occasioning her actual bodily harm on October 5. Prosecutor Constable Ralph …

A student who allegedly struck two women with his car and then allegedly attacked them with a cutlass was remanded to prison when he appeared in District “A” Traffic Court yesterday. Ivorii Michael Durwood Grosvenor, 20, of Valley Development, St George, was not required to plead to two counts of unlawfully, maliciously or recklessly engaging in conduct, on October 1, which placed Alexandria Oneale, as well as Zara Barker, in …

One motorist said he was moments away from work when he decided to check the time, while another said he had quickly answered the phone and told the person to hold on when he saw police by his window. However, both motorists felt the cost of driving and using their cell phones when they appeared in the District “A” Traffic Court on Thursday. Rommell Worrell, of Lower Estate, St George, …