A MAN appeared in Court yesterday, charged with breaking and entering and stealing janitorial and other items from the National Museum, in Company Path, Georgetown.

Carlos Braithwaite (no address given) pleaded not guilty to the offence, before Acting Chief Magistrate Priya Sewnarine-Beharry, particulars of which alleged
that it was committed on September 16.
The charge said the booty included two bottles of glass cleaner, a mop, buckets and floor polish, all valued $52,000.
The defendant told the court he is a businessman and would, usually, invest money in various businesses.
Police Sergeant Gordon Mansfield, prosecuting, offered no objection to bail and surety for Braithwaite was set at $80,000, until October 2.