CourtLocal News Accused denies serious bodily harm charge by Jenique Belgrave 15/07/2026 written by Jenique Belgrave Updated by Benson Joseph 15/07/2026 1 min read A+A- Reset FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 118 A St Michael man has pleaded not guilty to serious bodily harm charges dating back to 2015, with the case set for trial next year. Adrian Anderson Alleyne of Station Hill, St Michael, appeared in the No. 5 Supreme Court before Justice Pamela Beckles and denied that on September 5, 2015, he did serious bodily harm to Akeel Blades with intent to maim, disfigure or disable him or do some serious bodily harm to him. He also pleaded not guilty to unlawfully and maliciously inflicting serious bodily harm to Blades on the same date. Justice Beckles adjourned the case until January 26, 2027, for trial. Senior State Counsel Maya Kellman is prosecuting, while the accused is self-represented. (JB) Jenique Belgrave You may also like Herbert denies promising job protection in cannabis trial 20/10/2026 Magistratesโ Court reforms target delays, repeat trials 20/10/2026 Barbados better placed to withstand economic risks, says Greenidge 20/10/2026