Crime
November 28, 2023
Trial Testimony: Jason Husbands' Fiancé Recounts Tragic Shooting Incident | SEO-optimized Title
This article covers the tearful testimony of Sharon Boyce, who appeared as a state witness in the trial against Kason Kemar Edwards for the shooting death of her fiance.
November 28, 2023
Man Shot and Killed in St. Lucy: Trial Update
"Trial witness recalls last words of Jason Husbands before fatal shooting; describes him as good family man. Trial in progress for accused murderer Kason Kemar Edwards."
November 27, 2023
Trial Begins for Paris Teenagers Linked to Beheading of Teacher Over Cartoon Controversy
The trial of six teenagers accused of involvement in the beheading of a teacher in Paris begins. The teacher was killed for showing caricatures of the prophet of Islam to his class.
November 27, 2023
Investigation reveals couples' disagreement at Thai party, with concerns over age difference
"Thai media reports suggest an argument occurred between a couple at a party, with guests relaying their concerns over the age difference, causing feelings of insecurity."
November 27, 2023
Haiti Plummets in Global Peace Index, Ranked among World's Most Dangerous Countries
Port-au-Prince, Haiti has experienced a significant decline in safety and security, dropping to 129th out of 163 countries in the 2023 Global Peace Index.
November 27, 2023
St Thomas Man Fined $32,500 for Possession of Firearm, Flare Gun, and Ammunition
St Thomas man, Winton Pedro Lowe, avoids jail time by paying $32,500 in fines for possessing unlicensed firearms and ammunition, according to a High Court judge.
November 26, 2023
Former Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov Listed as Foreign Agent by Russia's Justice Ministry
Russia's justice ministry has labeled former Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov as a "foreign agent," a term often used to suppress opposition to the Kremlin. Kasyanov, a vocal critic of President Putin, now lives in exile. Many critics and civil society groups are on the list, which imposes restrictions on their participation in politics. The law initially targeted foreign-funded NGOs but has since been expanded to include individuals and media perceived to have foreign influence.
November 26, 2023
Tragic Road Accident Claims the Life of George Carrington (GP)
Ronda Shorey, a worker at Westbury Cemetery, is mourning the loss of her son, George Andrew Carrington, who died in a scooter collision.
November 25, 2023
Road Fatality in St Michael: George Andrew Carrington Identified as Victim
George Andrew Carrington of 3rd Avenue, Paris Gap, Westbury Road, St Michael was identified as the victim of a road fatality on President Kennedy Drive. He died on the scene following a collision with a vehicle carrying four occupants.
November 25, 2023
Proposed Changes to Legal Profession Act Address Attorney Misconduct: Barbados Bar Association Sets Stricter Standards
"The Barbados Bar Association proposes sweeping changes to the Legal Profession Act, including rigorous audits of attorney's client accounts and mandatory yearly training for practicing certificates to combat instances of attorney theft."
November 25, 2023
Man Found Guilty of Possessing Unlicensed Firearms and Drugs; Sheriff's Defence Rejected by Jury
Dennis Alphonso Maynard, also known as "Sheriff," found guilty on all charges of possessing unlicensed firearms and ammunition. Sentence to be determined next year.
November 25, 2023
Barbados Prison Service Recruits Warned Against Inappropriate Relationships with Inmates
Recruits to the Barbados Prison Service are advised against inappropriate relationships with inmates, with Minister of Home Affairs cautioning them during a graduation ceremony.