General worker fined $2 500 for cocaine Jenique Belgrave11/09/20260110 views Three months. This is the deadline given to general worker Romaro Shane Rashan Lewis of King William Street to pay a $2 500 fine after pleading guilty to cocaine offences.… Read more
Gemswick man pays $24K in fines for gun, ammo Jenique Belgrave10/09/20260816 views His agreement to take a firearm into safekeeping for an elderly woman has cost a Gemswick, St Philip man $24 000 in fines. Anthony Sylvester Mayers reappeared in the No.… Read more
St Peter man admits kidnapping charge Jenique Belgrave10/09/20260407 views A St Peter man has pleaded guilty to unlawfully removing a woman from Shop Hill without her consent five years ago. When Travis Tremaine Thompson, of Farm Tenantry Road, reappeared… Read more
Arrest warrant remains for indecent assault accused Jenique Belgrave10/09/20260232 views An arrest warrant remains in effect for a man charged with multiple indecent assault offences against a boy after he again failed to appear in the No. 5 Supreme Court.… Read more
Two teens granted bail in violence case Jenique Belgrave10/09/20260242 views Two teenagers have been granted bail on an unlawful violence charge, while their 21-year-old co-accused remains on remand at Dodds Prison. Kris Omari Graham and Jacarie Ricardo Kellman, 18, both… Read more
Ambulance driver remanded on serious bodily harm charge Jenique Belgrave09/09/202601.7K views A 48-year-old ambulance driver has been remanded to Dodds Prison after being charged with causing serious bodily harm to a man in St Michael. O’Brien Antonio Franklyn, of Quarry Road,… Read more
Judge signals tougher firearm sentences Jenique Belgrave09/09/20260887 views People convicted of firearm-related offences in Barbados may no longer be able to avoid prison through the payment of fines if gun crime does not decline, High Court Judge Justice… Read more
Tribunal warns bosses on dismissal procedures Emmanuel Joseph09/09/202601.1K views The Employment Rights Tribunal (ERT) on Tuesday warned employers that failing to follow statutory dismissal procedures can undermine their cases before the tribunal. ERT chairman Vere P. Brathwaite ordered Markham… Read more
Contractor ‘sorry’ for assaulting health minister Ricardo Roberts09/09/20260243 views Contractor Michael Alphonsa Harris issued an unreserved public apology after appearing in court on Tuesday on charges of assaulting and using threatening words towards Minister of Health Senator Lisa Cummins,… Read more
Construction firm employee awarded compensation for unfair dismissal Emmanuel Joseph08/09/202605.3K views A former senior employee of construction company Markham Construction Limited has been awarded more than $6 000 in compensation after the Employment Rights Tribunal (ERT) found she was unfairly dismissed… Read more