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A man has been cleared of firearms and ammunition charges after a judge found that he had no case to answer. A Supreme Court jury was directed yesterday to find Pelealkhai Williams, 33, not guilty after Acting Puisne Judge Mark Pettingill found that ...

A woman told a Supreme Court jury yesterday that she watched her former neighbour restrain and beat an alleged gunman. Samaela Cannonier-Darrell said that she was alerted to an incident happening outside her home, only to witness her neighbour Jakai ...

Photographs of blood and bullets taken in the aftermath of an alleged firearms-related incident were yesterday shown to a jury at the start of trial of a man accused of gun offences. The 32 pictures, which were taken by crime scene investigators, wer...

A man could face jail time after admitting injuring two Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers with his car. Makhail Saltus, 27, appeared at Supreme Court yesterday and pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm to Private Ndavyah Williams by driving wi...

A man accused of breaking quarantine rules said natural immunity had succeeded in getting him through Customs before and thought it would work again, a court heard. Michael Watson, 46, said that he had brought up his Covid natural immunity status and...

A fourth man has been charged with the shooting death of 19-year-old Letrae Doeman. Aaron Perinchief, 27, appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday morning where he was charged with the murder of Mr Doeman on July 1, in Smith’s. He was also charged wi...

The family doctor of a couple accused of breaking Covid-19 quarantine rules said that natural immunity could be just as safe as a vaccination. Henry Dowling told Magistrates’ Court that, as long as the level of antibodies were the same, he saw no rea...

A senior who crashed a magistrate’s BMW has been ordered to pay $35,000 in damages. Assistant Justice Jeffrey Elkinson ruled yesterday that Allan Robinson “failed to exercise the expected standard of care” that resulted in a crash involving Khamisi T...

Two men were found not guilty yesterday of causing grievous bodily harm and depriving a man of his liberty. Jahni Holder and Justin Cameron, both 27, were acquitted of the charges after a Supreme Court jury reached a majority verdict following about ...

Flaws in an alleged victim’s character or recollection should not distract jurors from the truth, a Supreme Court jury was told yesterday. Alan Richards, for the Crown, said that Jamar Dill’s testimony, where he claimed to be beaten and set on fire, ...