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Favour costs ex-soldier $24 000 (opens the original)
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What was intended to be a kind gesture and a favour for an elderly woman cost former Barbados Defence Force soldier Anthony Sylvester Mayers $24 000 when he appeared in the No. 5 Supreme Court yesterday. Stressing that each case must be judged on its merits and that the court did not see Mayers as a threat to society, Justice Pamela Beckles ordered him to pay the money immediately. Mayers, of Gemswick, St Philip, was back in court where he had pleaded guilty to having a firearm, as well as four
Mother withdraws as son’s surety (opens the original)
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In an act of tough love, a mother yesterday withdrew as her son’s surety to ensure that he got treatment for his drug problem. “I have seen packages of powder and straws in his possession. – white powder,” the woman said of Rashawn Antone Shaquon Roach. “He is not eating. He is roaming all night and there are just outbursts. It is horrible. He is in a dark place. Them is signs. Them is things I see other people going through. If I don’t try to help him, what will my other two children think,” th
Man placed on bond and ordered to pay up (opens the original)
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He lost sleep worrying about what would happen to Shane Rene Bartlett, said complainant Samuel Trotman. However, any fears the complainant had were allayed after Bartlett was placed on a bond and ordered to pay compensation, in the District “A” Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Bartlett, 46, of Villa Road, Brittons Hill, St Michael, was charged with, and pleaded not guilty to using the threatening words: “I gine kill you,” with intent to cause Trotman to believe that immediate unlawful violence woul
Explosion at Aquatic Centre (opens the original)
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Fire officials and ambulance personnel are on the scene of an explosion at the Aquatic Centre, Wildey, St Michael. A number of loud explosions were heard around 7 p.m. and reports are that chlorine stored on site had exploded. A number of people hastily evacuated the building as a strong scent of bleach filled the air and the nearby tennis finals at the nearby Raymond Forde Tennis Centre were briefly halted. Unconfirmed reports are that one person was injured. Two fire tenders responded to the r
Vincentian could be sent packing (opens the original)
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Vincentian Jace Oswald Baptiste, who took advantage of Barbados’ free movement policy, could be sent back home after he was released into the custody of immigration officials by the District “A” Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Baptiste, a 20-year-old labourer, who was living at London Road, Brittons Hill, St Michael, was back in court yesterday after he had previously pleaded guilty to stealing a chain and a ring, belonging to Henry Thomas, on December 15, 2025. An immigration official, who was pr
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