A man yesterday denied causing the death of 19-year-old Troylisha Samantha Outerbridge on March 7 by reckless or dangerous driving., 23, of Summit View Drive, Hamilton Parish, also pleaded not guilty to three counts of causing actual bodily harm to Jeron Douglas, Jelani Hollis, and Tashae Bean. In addition, he pleaded not guilty to having no driver?s licence.

White was appearing at yesterday?s arraignments session at the Supreme Court.

Acting Chief Justice Norma Wade-Miller extended White?s bail and he will be mentioned during the May arraignments session.

, 25, of Cove Valley Lane, St. George?s pleaded not guilty to causing the death of Alshe Caisey on August 17 by driving a vehicle with more than 80 milligrams of alcohol in his blood.

He also pleaded not guilty to causing death of Ms Caisey by reckless or dangerous driving. His case will be mentioned May 3 and his bail was extended.

, 41, pleaded guilty to importing cocaine on December 23 but pleaded not guilty to possession of the controlled drug.

Crown counsel Juan Wolffe asked to leave the charge on file and Wynter, a Jamaican national who was residing in Ontario, was remanded in custody until his sentencing on April 5.

A 51-year-old man pleaded not guilty to stealing a Bank of Bermuda money bag containing money from Richard Johnson on May 20.

, who was living at the Salvation Army Shelter on Marsh Lane, is unrepresented and was urged by Mrs. Justice Wade Miller to find counsel before remanding him in custody until the May arraignments session.

A man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, denied two counts of sexual assault. His bail was extended and he will appear for mention in May.

Another man also appeared for two counts of sexual assault. He denied the charges.

He was remanded in custody until his appearance for mention in May.

A Jamaican national pleaded not guilty to wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm on September 9.

, 32, of Cherry Hill, Pembroke, had his bail extended and will appear for mention in May.

, 39, of Glebe Road, Pembroke, pleaded not guilty to wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm on June 28. Perinchief had his bail extended and will also appear for mention in May.

, 28, of Khyber Pass, Warwick, who appeared for mention, will be sentenced on April 16 after a social inquiry report and a psychological report.

Hill pleaded guilty to wounding with intent to disfigure Rushana Tannock on October 30.

In court yesterday, Hill apologised to ?the girl and her family? but said he didn?t understand why the media put his picture in the newspaper and on television.

?All these child molesters and sex offenders go unnamed and I?m on the front page of the paper.?

Mrs. Justice Wade Miller told the man he would have his chance to speak during his sentencing.

?You people need to change the homosexual satanic laws,? he said, continuing to speak while being led out of the dock.

who is accused of murdering killing mother-of-three Chena Danette Trott, 32, at the Esso TigerMarket on Crawl Hill in Hamilton Parish on August 9, 2002 also appeared for mention.

The 30-year-old Pembroke man will appear again for mention during next month?s arraignment session.

, of Serpentine Road, Pembroke also appeared for mention. Salahuddin is accused of killing his six-month old daughter Cassidy and yesterday his trial was set for September 27.