Crime

Longest-Serving Palestinian Prisoner, Walid Daqqa, Dies at 63 After Nearly 4 Decades in Israeli Incarceration

April 9, 2024

Longest-Serving Palestinian Prisoner, Walid Daqqa, Dies at 63 After Nearly 4 Decades in Israeli Incarceration

Walid Daqqa, a Palestinian citizen of Israel and former prisoner, passed away at 63 after nearly four decades of incarceration. His case sparked controversy and his death is under investigation.

Jason Omar Trotman's Account: Tased Multiple Times by Police Resulted in Assault Case, Court Says

April 9, 2024

Jason Omar Trotman's Account: Tased Multiple Times by Police Resulted in Assault Case, Court Says

In a recent court appearance, Jason Omar Trotman admitted to assaulting a police officer in response to being tased multiple times, while denying other related charges.

Jason Omar Trotman Fined $750 for Assaulting Police Officer - Court Proceedings and Outcome

April 9, 2024

Jason Omar Trotman Fined $750 for Assaulting Police Officer - Court Proceedings and Outcome

Jason Omar Trotman, a 41-year-old vendor, faced consequences for assaulting a police officer. After breaking a bond, he was fined $750 and advised to maintain peace to avoid further trouble.

Fines Imposed on Female Architect for Illegal Possession of Firearm and Ammunition

April 9, 2024

Fines Imposed on Female Architect for Illegal Possession of Firearm and Ammunition

"36-year-old female architect fined $25,000 for illegal possession of firearm and ammunition in St Michael. Court highlights seriousness of offense but factors in plea, remorse, and low risk of reoffending."

Jonathan Majors Receives Probation for Assault on Ex-Girlfriend: Details on Sentencing and Intervention Program

April 8, 2024

Jonathan Majors Receives Probation for Assault on Ex-Girlfriend: Details on Sentencing and Intervention Program

Jonathan Majors was sentenced to probation for assaulting ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari. The US actor, dropped by Marvel, must attend domestic violence intervention and mental health therapy programs.

Unnatural Death at Apes Hill: One Fatality, One Injured in Construction Accident

April 8, 2024

Unnatural Death at Apes Hill: One Fatality, One Injured in Construction Accident

"Law enforcement responds to an incident at Apes Hill, St James where two construction workers reportedly fell from scaffolding, resulting in one fatality and injury to another worker."

Construction Worker Fatally Falls at Apes Hill Site: Barbados Resident Dies in Workplace Accident

April 8, 2024

Construction Worker Fatally Falls at Apes Hill Site: Barbados Resident Dies in Workplace Accident

Tragic construction site incident involving a Guyanese national in Barbados. Fatal fall from scaffold resulted in the death of a 51-year-old worker; police investigation ongoing.

Unity Workers’ Union General Secretary Extends Deadline for Barbados Revenue Authority Recognition Issue

April 8, 2024

Unity Workers’ Union General Secretary Extends Deadline for Barbados Revenue Authority Recognition Issue

Unity Workers’ Union (UWU) General Secretary Caswell Franklyn gives Barbados Revenue Authority (BRA) more time before potential industrial action, seeking recognition for UWU in ongoing dispute with State agency.

Royal Navy Warship HMS Trent Seizes £16.7 Million Worth of Drugs in the Caribbean

April 7, 2024

Royal Navy Warship HMS Trent Seizes £16.7 Million Worth of Drugs in the Caribbean

The British Royal Navy's HMS Trent intercepts drugs valued at £16.7 million in the Caribbean, showcasing collaboration with the US Coast Guard. Learn more about recent successful operations at sea.

Warning from President of Haitian Pharmacists Association on Rise of Counterfeit Drugs Due to Pharmacy Shortage in Haiti

April 7, 2024

Warning from President of Haitian Pharmacists Association on Rise of Counterfeit Drugs Due to Pharmacy Shortage in Haiti

Haitian Pharmacists Association President Pierre Hugues warns of rising counterfeit drug threat due to pharmacy shortage. Concerns raised over healthcare supply chain disruptions and smuggling activities.

Barbados Government Admits Liability in Gun Dealer Removal Incident: Negotiations for Settlement Underway

April 7, 2024

Barbados Government Admits Liability in Gun Dealer Removal Incident: Negotiations for Settlement Underway

Barbados government accepts responsibility for the "forcible removal" of gun dealer Brent Thomas by police in 2022. Negotiations ongoing for substantial settlement in legal action initiated by Thomas.

Royal Navy Warship HMS Trent Seizes £16.7M Worth of Drugs in Caribbean Operations

April 7, 2024

Royal Navy Warship HMS Trent Seizes £16.7M Worth of Drugs in Caribbean Operations

Royal Navy’s HMS Trent intercepted drugs worth £16.7 million in the Caribbean. The crew collaborated with the US Coast Guard to seize cocaine and other drugs, with total seizures reaching £307 million.

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