Allegations that a 29-year-old butler had a firearm and 45 rounds of 9mm ammunition in his possession have landed him on the remand block at Her Majesty’s Prison Dodds.
Damien Troy Vaughan of Mayers Road, My Lords Hill, St Michael is charged with having the illegal items on June 6.
He was not required to plead to the indictable charges when he appeared before Magistrate Douglas Frederick with his attorney Desmond Sands.
Vaughan is scheduled to make his re-appearance in the District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court on July 5.
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Only fools , just only fools and all black ones ends up at DODDS.....Make him pay a heavy fine and put him on 2 years probation...…..
Where is the new technology for the courts,, he could also be wearing an ankle bracelet....
He must be a "hit Man" wid all that ammo.
If he indeed had such, he should lose a significant amount of freedom.