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after pleading guilty to a series of thefts. Roger Winston Darrell, 39, of Channel View Lane, Hamilton Parish had six charges sent from Magistrates' Court on March 9 for sentencing by Chief Justice Austin Ward. Yesterday Mr. Justice Ward told Darrell...

emergency crews were forced to put their skills into action in a real life situation. They received reports of an oil spill off St. George's Harbour yesterday morning. The spill, caused by a visiting 140-foot boat moored in the harbour, was discovere...

Randolph Lightbourne yesterday claimed he loaned his car to the son of the man he allegedly stabbed during the Woody's Drive Inn robbery. But Lightbourne strenuously denied that he and his brother committed the robbery and overlooked a discarded nylo...

A man on trial for robbing Woody's Drive Inn in Sandys Parish has claimed that someone else was driving his car around the time of the incident. Randolph Lightbourne told a Supreme Court jury he was at his parents' Sound View Road home until shortly ...

Governor Thorold Masefield has 28 days to decide the fate of a young illegal immigrant whose life may be in danger if he is deported to his homeland. And it emerged yesterday in Magistrates' Court that the Sri Lankan was a minor when he entered the I...

importing $110,000 worth of cannabis. Father of three, Michael Ray Kelley, of Factory Lane, Pembroke, pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court yesterday to importing cannabis on March 23. Kelley also pleaded guilty to possessing it with intent to supply,...

A man accused of throwing a bottle at Police during a melee at Harbour Nights last summer claimed this week that an officer hit him in the head with a flashlight. And 17-year-old Charles Maybury, of Simmons Lane, Sandys Parish, insisted that Police n...

Nominations are in at the Bermuda College for the second election of officers of the student government. The election for the executive takes place on Friday at the Student Hall between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Nominees will present their platforms at noon...

Persistence paid off for a Devonshire man who faced losing all driving privileges. Marvin Seaman, 48, of Devon Springs Lane, was semi victorious as he left Magistrates' Court after protesting a driving ban by Senior Magistrate Will Francis. Seaman pl...

A teenager who circulated a letter alleging that a schoolgirl had AIDS was ordered to do 150 hours of community service. Daniel Clay Smith, 18, of Ord Road, Warwick pleaded guilty on March 5 in Magistrates' Court to publishing defamatory matter about...