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pleaded guilty to a lesser charge in Magistrates' Court, The Royal Gazette has learned. When Keith Neville Bean was discharged from an indictment for hitting Michael Carey on December 1, he had already pleaded guilty before Magistrate Will Francis an...

Two Jamaican men have been charged in Magistrates' Court on charges of importing substantial amounts of cocaine and cannabis last week. Seven days after arresting Jeffery Fitzgerald Sharpe and David Lloyd Simster, Police and Customs narcotics officer...

A former postman was remanded in custody yesterday after he pleaded guilty to importing cannabis exactly two years ago. Jason Edward Morris Smith changed his plea after half a day of testimony in a Magistrates' Court trial on Monday. Smith, faced thr...

A St. George's man is in Police custody this morning after he was arrested on suspicion of robbing a popular St. George's watering hole on Saturday night. The 32-year-old is alleged to have entered Freddies Pub on the Square around 9.15 p.m. wielding...

Community Against Radiation Emissions (CARE) intend to protest plans for a new BTC Mobility tower at Lusher Hill East. Stephen Thompson, spokesman for the group opposed to cell phone towers, in a Letter to the Editor, has expressed concern the tower ...

Home Affairs Minister Paula Cox yesterday moved to explain delays in getting a group of retired prison officers their pay for temporary work at Westgate prison. And Ms Cox lauded the men's effort in returning to the job, saying the country is "indebt...

Nurses are to go public and protest today at the House of Assembly over what they see as a lack of respect for their work by the Bermuda Hospitals Board. The move comes after talks between their union, the Bermuda Public Services Association and the ...

The rebirth of businessman Llewellyn Peniston appears to be complete with news he is now fully able to practise as a lawyer. Mr. Peniston's signature and that of Registrar Charles-Etta Simmons have been entered on the Supreme Court Registry's Roll of...

A Devonshire man will learn his fate tomorrow when the Supreme Court jury hearing his robbery trial retires to deliberate. David Jahwell Cox has been on trial the past week for allegedly robbing Aaron Hooper on July 31, 1999 at a reggae concert at th...

driving charges. On Thursday, first time offender Everest John Mello was fined $750 and banned from driving for one year yesterday after he pleaded guilty to impaired driving. Mello, 60, of Granaway Heights, Southampton, admitted before Magistrate Ed...