JUSTICE Brassington Reynolds is expected to rule today on a Defence challenge at the murder trial of Richard Reid alias ‘Bully Boy’. The accused is indicted for unlawfully killing

THE murder trial of two brothers and their cousin did not resume yesterday because one member of the jury, sworn last week, took sick over the weekend and is

POLICE chased and caught a man with counterfeit money after he tendered it last week. Police Inspector Denise Griffith, prosecuting, made the disclosure yesterday when Arthur Thomas, 18, appeared

TERRENCE Green and his reputed wife, Deborah Davison, of Lot ‘A’ North East La Penitence, Georgetown, were each put on $15,000 bail yesterday, after they pleaded not guilty to

TROY Hollingsworth, 32, who offered to reimburse the victim of a fraud, was yesterday refused bail and remanded to prison by Acting Chief Magistrate Melissa Robertson-Ogle. He pleaded guilty

MAGISTRATE Hazel Octave-Hamilton yesterday refused bail to robbery under arms accused Regan Ramai, 21. The indictable charge said the offence was committed on February 18 when, armed with an

ACTING Chief Magistrate Melissa Robertson-Ogle yesterday sentenced Raymond Mohamed, 40, to one year imprisonment for simple larceny. The trunker (one who steals from unattended motor vehicles) pleaded guilty to

KERWIN Willis, 22, of Lot 74 St. Stephens Street, Charlestown, Georgetown, was freed of a larceny charge yesterday but bonded to keep the peace for two years. Before Acting