Crime
January 2, 2024
National Petroleum Corporation Investigates Suspected Gas Leak at Tudor Street, The City
The National Petroleum Corporation investigates a suspected gas leak at Tudor Street, The City. Technicians were dispatched, tests conducted, and the gasline isolated and capped for safety.
January 2, 2024
Jamaica Reports 7.8% Decline in Murders in 2023, According to Jamaica Constabulary Force
Jamaica's Kingston reported a 7.8% decrease in murders in 2023, with a total of 1,393 murders compared to 1,511 in 2022. Other areas saw declines, but Clarendon and western Kingston experienced increases. Shootings and robberies also decreased. (CMC)
January 2, 2024
Barbados MP's Daughter Granted Bail on Drug Charges, Valued at $75k
Tonneil Rowe, daughter of MP Neil Rowe, has been granted $75,000 bail after appearing in court on drug charges. She is facing multiple charges including trafficking and possession of marijuana. Her next court appearance is on February 20.
January 2, 2024
Tonneil Rowe Granted Bail on Drug and Money Laundering Charges with Attorney Michael Lashley KC at Eric Holder Municipal Complex
Tonneil Rowe, daughter of MP Neil Rowe, granted bail on drug and money laundering charges. Scheduled to reappear in court on February 20 and May 7, with passport retained. Legal representation by Michael Lashley KC, Sade Harris, and Amoy Guilding Bourne.
January 2, 2024
Chinese Foreign Exchange Student Found Alive After Cyber Kidnapping Scam in the US
Chinese foreign exchange student, Kai Zhuang, found freezing but alive in rural Utah after being extorted in a cyber kidnapping scam. Police warn of increasing cases targeting foreign students in the US.
January 1, 2024
Two-Car Collision at Junction of Fairfield/Deacons and Black Rock Main Road in St Michael, Police Investigate
Police are investigating a two-car collision at the junction of Deacons/Fairfield and Black Rock Main Road, St Michael. No information on injuries is available.
January 1, 2024
Chief Magistrate Expresses Concern Over Widespread Use of Disturbing Language: A Closer Look at Recent Case
Chief Magistrate Ian Weekes expresses concern about the increasing use of threatening language, calling it "frightening." This comes as he addresses a case involving Niandre Dakota Moore, who is accused of using threatening words towards two individuals. Bail objection raised due to seriousness of charges.
December 30, 2023
Man Faces Charges for Posting Indecent Photo of Ex-Girlfriend on WhatsApp
Brian Antonio Hinds pleads guilty to sending an indecent photo with intent to cause distress after his girlfriend borrowed money and failed to repay him.
December 30, 2023
Barbados Film & Television Association Urgently Calls for Protection of Minors from Circulation of Harmful Media Content
The Barbados Film & Television Association (BFTA) pleads with the public to refrain from sharing media content involving minors, emphasizing the need to protect children and uphold legal statutes. Report any instances to authorities. BFTA supports law enforcement in combating illegal content and advocates for ethical media practices.
December 30, 2023
District 'A' Magistrates' Court Sentences Duo to 18-Month Jail Term for Robbery
Rico Ricardo Grazette and Antonio Ricardo Reece found amusement in the proceedings of the District "A" Magistrates' Court, but their amusement turned to shock when they were sentenced to 18 months in jail for robbery.
December 30, 2023
Body of Local Resident Found in Well in Bibby's Lane, St. Michael - Investigation Underway
The community of Bibby's Lane in St Michael is coping with the discovery of a body in a nearby well. Upset residents express their grief and frustration.
December 30, 2023
Man Pleads Guilty to Posting Indecent Photo of Ex-Girlfriend Online: District Court Case
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