A visitor to the island will spend the weekend at HMP Dodds after appearing in court today on five criminal charges.
Krystal Ann Gatling, of Brooklyn, New York, a 32-year-old media manager, is charged with possession of cannabis, resisting and unlawfully and maliciously wounding police constable Calvin Grosvenor in the execution of his duty. She is also accused of assaulting Lisa Payne occasioning her actual bodily harm and unlawfully and maliciously wounding Kerry Ann Burnett all on March 28, 2019.
She pleaded guilty to the cannabis charge but not guilty to all the other offences when she appeared before Magistrate Kristie Cuffy Sargeant today.
The accused was remanded to the St Philip institution to return before the No. 2 District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court on April 1, 2019.
Before you go into any body country you must learn the law, and at most dont the things you know not to be law in your country, cause in many cases if not all they wont be lawful in other countries either(drugs), and you have a brain that you should know right from wrong, when you go to the USA, there is a law manual you can buy to learn about the bais laws which govern that state that you are in, so you have no excuse, I THINK THIS IS WHAT THE BARBADOS GOVERNMENT CAN DO AT THE AIR PORT AND SEA PORT, for a small price of $5 (US$2.50)bajan dollars, ONE OF MY IDEAS for government,and most ppl traveling to english speaking country have an idea of the english language, so no need for translation,
Look like she even had to share some blows for a little weed.
In the end got caught and will find out that the only JOINT legal in BIM is DODDS.
MEDIA MANANGER, now BARBADOS should get some real publicity when she get back home to the “Big Apple”.
@ROGER PARISH. That is the American way.
BELFAST what is the AMERICAN way, you referring to the booklet with law, does and don’t on arriving in another country, but i think it makes perfect sense, dont you, how many ppl in barbados know the you can drink a beer in public unless its in a brown bag, how many bajans know that you cant take chewing gum into SINGAPORE, or be caught chewing gum while on the island, it makes sense,