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Fathers targeted with “threatening” letters after relationships soured with former partners are examining legal options to stop the practice, a children’s advocacy charity said. Two fathers, requesting anonymity to protect the privacy of their famil...

A former police officer was given a yearlong conditional discharge yesterday after he admitted threatening his wife and causing more than $1,000 worth of damage to her car. Magistrates’ Court heard that Rebekah Kelly, also a police officer, had suffe...

A Hamilton Parish man who crashed through a wall on Harbour Road was sent to the DUI court treatment programme yesterday. James Cooke, 27, pleaded guilty to driving a car in Paget while impaired by alcohol in an incident on March 13. Magistrates’ Cou...

A quadriplegic senior told police she felt “betrayed” by a lawyer accused of dishonestly taking more than $80,000 from her. In a videotaped police interview, recorded at her home two years before her death, Kirsten Badenduck told officers she had not...

A 38-year-old man admitted that he stabbed a man outside a bar in an incident on Christmas Eve. Jaha Mallory, from Southampton, pleaded guilty yesterday to a single count of wounding Tio Smith with intent to cause grievous bodily harm on December 24,...

A man was banned from the road for 18 months yesterday after he admitted riding while more than double the legal alcohol limit. Police pulled over Milton Medeiros, 32, after they saw him riding along Middle Road in Sandys at about 70km/h, Magistrates...

The Supreme Court has quashed a prison sentence for a former Bermuda Half-Marathon Derby winner who admitted drinking and driving. Lamont Marshall, 37, from Devonshire, was sentenced to six months behind bars last September after he opted out of the ...

The Supreme Court has overturned a ruling by a magistrate which more than halved a medical bill faced by a visitor. While magistrate Tyrone Chin had found in favour of the Bermuda Hospitals Board that the patient owed $7,092.89 for treatment of a vir...

A caregiver for a quadriplegic who was allegedly defrauded by her former lawyer told the Supreme Court a debit card was kept at the house to help pay for medical expenses. Mechelle Smith, who served as a caregiver for Kirsten Badenduck for 16 years, ...

An attorney denied yesterday that she “made up” claims that a client was hesitant to bring a complaint of theft by a former lawyer to the police out of fear of retaliation. Jacqueline MacLellan maintained in the Supreme Court that Kristen Badenduck h...