Crime

Police Identify Suspect in Recent Museum Theft of Parliament Artefacts

November 15, 2023

Police Identify Suspect in Recent Museum Theft of Parliament Artefacts

The police have identified a suspect in the recent theft of artefacts from the Museum of Parliament, including important items worn by Barbados' first Prime Minister Errol Walton Barrow.

Man Pleads Guilty to Non-Capital Murder, Court Hears Details of Planning and Execution

November 15, 2023

Man Pleads Guilty to Non-Capital Murder, Court Hears Details of Planning and Execution

"Read about the court hearing where details emerged of a man's planning and execution of his estranged wife's killing, including the purchase of hardware supplies for the crime."

St. Philip Man Found Guilty of Unlawfully Wounding Woman

November 14, 2023

St. Philip Man Found Guilty of Unlawfully Wounding Woman

A St Philip man has been found guilty of unlawfully wounding a woman after she refused his sexual advances. The court ordered a pre-sentencing report. (30 words)

Protesters Express Concerns over Parking Restrictions in Complex

November 13, 2023

Protesters Express Concerns over Parking Restrictions in Complex

Protesters express concerns about authorities' perceived lack of respect and denial of parking privileges within the complex. Join the conversation.

British National Charged with Gun and Ammunition Possession Remanded to Prison Following Court Absences

November 11, 2023

British National Charged with Gun and Ammunition Possession Remanded to Prison Following Court Absences

Andrew Key, a British national, was remanded to prison for gun and ammunition charges dating back to 2013. Psychological and psychiatric assessments will be conducted to determine his fitness for trial.

Shane Alexander Riley Pleads Guilty to Home Burglary and Theft: Case Update

November 11, 2023

Shane Alexander Riley Pleads Guilty to Home Burglary and Theft: Case Update

Shane Alexander Riley pleads guilty to home burglary and theft of nearly $10,000 in valuables. Sentencing pending. Trial details before Madam Justice Wanda Blair in Supreme Court 4A.

Shakira Cu'Shan Prescott Receives 7-Year Prison Sentence for Stabbing Death of Boyfriend, Sham Alleyne

November 11, 2023

Shakira Cu'Shan Prescott Receives 7-Year Prison Sentence for Stabbing Death of Boyfriend, Sham Alleyne

Shakira Cu’Shan Prescott receives a seven-year prison sentence for the manslaughter of her boyfriend. The incident occurred during a heated argument, resulting in a single stab wound to the chest. Prescott expressed remorse and attempted to provide first aid.

Men Fined Heavily for Role in 177kg Cannabis Trafficking Case

November 10, 2023

Men Fined Heavily for Role in 177kg Cannabis Trafficking Case

Two men have been fined $25,000 and $20,000 for trafficking 177 kilogrammes of cannabis into the island 12 years ago. They were convicted of possession and importation.

City Resident Remanded to Dodds on Gun and Assault Charges: 28-Year-Old Faces Court Appearance in December

November 9, 2023

City Resident Remanded to Dodds on Gun and Assault Charges: 28-Year-Old Faces Court Appearance in December

"A 28-year-old City resident, Shaquel Rasmaid Walcott, remanded to Dodds pending trial for assault and imitation firearm charges. Next court appearance on December 6, 2023."

Regional Countries Urged to Prepare for Displaced Residents: Barbados and Beyond

January 1, 1970

Regional Countries Urged to Prepare for Displaced Residents: Barbados and Beyond

Discover relocation advice for displaced residents in Barbados and neighboring countries following recent events. Learn about essential measures to support affected individuals during this challenging time.

Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne Vows Constructive Criticism for Former Colleagues

January 1, 1970

Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne Vows Constructive Criticism for Former Colleagues

"Leader of the Opposition Ralph Thorne pledges to scrutinize and criticize former government colleagues constructively without hostility. Stay updated on his impartial approach to governance."

Barbados Police Report Decline in Serious Crimes, Rise in Domestic Violence Incidents in 2023

January 1, 1970

Barbados Police Report Decline in Serious Crimes, Rise in Domestic Violence Incidents in 2023

The Barbados Police Service (TBPS) notes a two per cent drop in serious crimes in 2023, but reports a troubling rise in domestic violence cases, as per Commissioner of Police.

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