Crime
April 4, 2024
American Visitor Fined $1,500 for Assaulting Hotel Employee Over Coconuts: Legal Consequences and Apology
American visitor Christopher John Guido was ordered by Magistrate Deidre McKenna to pay $1,500 for assaulting a hotel employee over coconut dispute at Turtle Beach Hotel in Barbados. Guido pleaded guilty.
April 4, 2024
Barbados Defence Force Corporal Dismissal Raises Questions Over Ammunition Incident
The recent dismissal of a 34-year-old corporal from the Barbados Defence Force over the removal of ammunition has sparked questions about potential criminal charges, with conflicting statements from the BDF and police.
April 4, 2024
Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Advocates for 40-Year Minimum Murder Sentences to Deter Crime
Deputy DPP Alliston Seale SC advocates for a minimum 40-year starting sentence for murder convictions. He criticizes discounts on prison terms and emphasizes the need for serious punishment to deter crime.
April 4, 2024
Noel Taylor Asserts Lack of Evidence in Money Laundering, Theft & Forgery Trial
In the No. 5 Supreme Court trial, accused Noel Lionel Taylor asserts lack of evidence linking him to money laundering, theft, and forgery charges. Defense argues prosecution failed to provide incriminating proof.
April 3, 2024
West Indies Player Appeals Anti-Doping Suspension Decision Delay by Court of Arbitration for Sport
West Indies Players Association (WIPA) urges swift decision from Court of Arbitration for Sport on John Campbell's anti-doping suspension appeal. Delays affect athletes' careers. Calls for CAS reforms ongoing.
April 3, 2024
US Pop Star Lizzo Clarifies 'I Quit' Post Address, Dismisses Allegations in Recent Video
Pop star Lizzo reassures fans of her enduring presence, clarifying recent social media posts. Despite controversies, she remains committed to spreading joy through her music and connecting with her audience.
April 3, 2024
Child Care Board Calls for Swift Justice in Child Abuse Cases | Awareness Month Launch
The Child Care Board calls for expedited justice in child abuse cases to reduce wait times. Director RoseAnn Richards emphasizes the need for quicker resolutions during the annual Month of Child Abuse and Prevention Awareness launch.
April 2, 2024
Israeli Parliament Approves Law to Ban Al Jazeera Broadcasts: Implications and Reactions
Israeli parliament approves law to ban TV channels like Al Jazeera for national security reasons. Prime Minister Netanyahu to act swiftly. US expresses concern. Ban may last up to 45 days.
April 1, 2024
Canadian Armed Forces Deployed to Jamaica for Training CARICOM Troops Bound for Haiti in Multinational Security Force
Canadian Armed Forces members deploy to Jamaica for Operation HELIOS to train CARICOM troops for peacekeeping support in Haiti amid escalating gang violence. Training focuses on peacekeeping skills and combat first aid.
March 31, 2024
73 Million AT&T Customers' Personal Data Leak: What You Need to Know
73 million AT&T customers' personal data leaked online, including addresses, social security numbers, and passcodes. AT&T investigating with cybersecurity experts, urging customers to monitor accounts and credit reports for unusual activity.
March 30, 2024
Fatal Shooting Incident Leaves One Dead in St Michael, Police Investigating
Police report a fatal shooting incident in St Michael where one of two men, identified as 32-year-old Patrick Best, succumbed to injuries sustained. Ongoing investigation.
March 30, 2024
Update: One Victim Dies after Shooting Incident in St. Michael, Details Emerged
"Update: One of the men shot in Hilton Row, Princess Royal Avenue, St. Michael tragically passed away at Queen Elizabeth Hospital during treatment. Full story of the incident included."