Man awaits sentence for chocolate, cheese theft Jenique Belgrave15/08/20260110 views Adwin Alonza Cumberbatch now has 30 convictions to his name after admitting to stealing chocolates and cheese from a supermarket. The 68-year-old of My Lords Hill Main Road, St Michael… Read more
$350 fine for cannabis Jenique Belgrave15/08/2026086 views A Bank Hall man who fell and was injured while fleeing from police has been fined $350 after admitting cannabis-related offences in a Bridgetown court. Philip Antonio King, 45, of… Read more
Court gives chance to repeat offender Jenique Belgrave15/08/20260393 views A repeat offender who said he wants to break his drug habit has been given the chance to complete a residential rehabilitation programme rather than immediately face a year in… Read more
BADMC obtains injunction over Three Houses Spring Emmanuel Joseph14/08/202602.8K views The state-run Barbados Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (BADMC) has secured a High Court injunction against a father-and-son farming family business on lands surrounding the protected Three Houses Spring in… Read more
Career thief jailed for three months Jenique Belgrave14/08/20260619 views His admission of stealing slippers from the display of a City store on Thursday, has left a 55-year-old man serving a three-month jail sentence. Keith Fitzgerald Anderson Batson of no… Read more
Labourer back in court over alleged unauthorised car use Jenique Belgrave14/08/20260419 views A St Peter labourer accused of taking and damaging a car without permission was remanded after appearing in the District ‘A’ Traffic Court because he could not find someone to… Read more
Probation for elderly man after supermarket theft Jenique Belgrave14/08/20260240 views A 66-year-old Christ Church man who told the court he stole groceries from a supermarket on Wednesday after falling on hard times has been ordered to perform 80 hours of… Read more
Magistrate slams delays over missing police case files Jenique Belgrave14/08/20260120 views Acting Chief Magistrate Douglas Frederick has chided the police for failing to produce case files, warning that the justice system cannot function properly without them. Frederick expressed his concern on… Read more
Teen well digger on bail after denying robbery charge Jenique Belgrave14/08/20260115 views A 19-year-old well-digger has been released on $3 000 bail after denying a charge that he robbed another young man of a mobile phone, cash and personal items in Bridgetown.… Read more
Man remanded after indecent assault of tourist Jenique Belgrave13/08/202601.3K views A Hothersal Turning man who admitted to the “mistake” of indecently assaulting a female tourist in Bridgetown has been remanded to Dodds Prison, after the court heard he carried out… Read more