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Richardson convicted in death of Marco Warren (opens the original)
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Former senator Curtis Richardson was found guilty after two hours of deliberation by a jury of causing the death by dangerous driving of top domestic footballer Marco Warren in 2023. Puisne Judge Alan Richards ordered a social inquiry report after the verdict and remanded Richardson, from St George’s, in custody. Two weeks before the incident near the intersection of Trinity Church Road and North Shore Road in Hamilton Parish in the early hours of May 14, 2023, Mr Warren was honoured by the Berm
Lawyers make closing statements in Richardson trial (opens the original)
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Jurors heard the final arguments yesterday in a death by careless driving case, as the trial of former senator Curtis Richardson came to a close. Carrington Mahoney, for the Crown, argued that all evidence pointed towards Mr Richardson striking and killing football star Marco Warren with his taxi. He called all arguments to the contrary either flimsy or untruthful. Meanwhile, Victoria Greening, for the defence, said the Crown had failed to fully prove her client had been careless behind the whee
Traffic expert insists Warren not standing when he was struck (opens the original)
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A prosecutor in a trial around a fatal collision accused an expert traffic witness of ignoring evidence that did not line up with his theory. Carrington Mahoney, for the Crown, further accused Philip Lewis of failing to do his due diligence and locate all the information needed for a complete investigation into the death of Marco Warren. Mr Lewis denied the claims and instead accused the prosecution of not properly delivering their evidence leading up to the trial of Curtis Richardson. Mr Richar
Teen in hospital after suspected stabbing in Hamilton (opens the original)
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A high school student was injured and another arrested after an altercation in the City of Hamilton. A police spokeswoman said that shortly before 5pm officers responded to a report of a disturbance in the vicinity of Washington Mall and Queen Street. The spokeswoman said: “Initial enquiries indicate that the incident involved two high school-aged males. “One of the young males sustained an injury to his leg during the incident and was transported to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital for treatme
AG: More than a third of prison recommendations now in place (opens the original)
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More than a third of the pointers given to better Bermuda’s correctional system have been put it place, the Attorney-General said yesterday. Kim Wilkerson, the Minister of Justice, told the Senate that 27 of the 75 recommendations from the Detention Standards Review Panel had been implemented, with another 29 in the planning stage. She admitted that 14 of these had already been put in place, but added the level of progress made in six months showed strong commitment to change. Ms Wilkerson added
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