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Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Alliston Seale says Cheriss Ricardo Omar Ince’s “calculated murder” of 75-year-old Marcelle Smith passes the threshold for him to serve a life sentence. But the killer’s defence lawyer Safiya Moore believes a sentence of 30 to 40 years in prison would be sufficient. The two made the submissions before Justice Randall Worrell on Monday in the No.
Attorneys for both sides will make their sentencing submissions today when self-confessed murderer Cheriss Ricardo Omar Ince returns to the No. 2 Supreme Court. Ince, of Nursery No. 2, Four Roads, St Philip, pleaded guilty to the non-capital murder of 75-year-old Marcelle Claudia Smith, between October 12 and October 25, 2015. Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Alliston Seale, along with State Counsel Anastacia McMeo and Paul Prescod, appeared for the …
The murderer who chopped a man to death and then called police giving them directions to the scene, was given a starting sentence of 27 years when he appeared in the No. 2 Supreme Court yesterday. Omar Ryan Oneal Hurdle will, however, end up serving 2 444 days or six years, 254 days after deductions. Hurdle, of 3rd Avenue, The Ivy, St Michael, had pleaded guilty, at a previous Session …
A former bank clerk, who used over $30 000 in stolen bank money to buy a car, go on a cruise, attend a Beyonce concert in Trinidad and other things until he had nothing left, remains on bail after he threw in the towel in his matter. Two witnesses into his trial, Caleb Daniel Richard Alfonzo Cooke changed his plea and confessed to a theft charge in the No. 4A …
Self-confessed murderer Cheriss Ricardo Omar Ince will be back in court this week after his matter was adjourned by the No. 2 Supreme Court last Friday. Ince, of Nursery No. 2, Four Roads, St Philip, pleaded guilty to the non-capital murder of 75-year-old Marcelle Claudia Smith, between October 12 and October 25, 2015. Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Alliston Seale appeared for the State, while Ince was represented by attorney …