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A man convicted by a jury of a fatal shooting has won an appeal against his conviction. In 2014 a jury found Wolda Gardner guilty of the murder of George Lynch, but in a judgment delivered yesterday the Court of Appeal found that some evidence includ...

A Canadian airline passenger has admitted assaulting three police officers minutes after landing in Bermuda. Madeline Masters, 28, also pleaded guilty to offensive and indecent behaviour, after urinating on one of the officers she had just assaulted....

A Warwick man has pleaded guilty to stealing $86,575 in jewellery and cultivating cannabis. The theft charge dates back to October 12, 2014, when a masked man forced entry into E.R. Aubrey jewellers on Queen Street. CCTV footage showed the culprit s...

A Southampton motorist has been banned from the road after crashing his cycle following a drunken celebration. This morning Kenneth Williams, 43, pleaded guilty to driving while impaired by alcohol following the May 23 crash. Magistrates’ Court hear...

The Supreme Court has upheld a finding that a construction company only hired “black faces” to justify requests for work permits. In a 2012 ruling, the Human Rights Commission found that Apex Construction Management Limited had discriminated against ...

A Sandys man appeared in Magistrates’ Court to deny a charge of stealing from a Reid Street clothing store. Desmond Trott, 34, denied entering 27th Century Boutique as a trespasser and stealing $100. The offence allegedly occurred sometime between Ma...

A Pembroke man this morning admitted having control of a pitbull that attacked a nine-year-old boy. Kyle Wade, 25, also pleaded guilty to possessing two unlicensed pitbulls on June 14, when the incident occurred. Magistrates’ Court heard that at arou...

A man has denied being involved in the double murder of Ricco Furbert and Haile Outerbridge. Mr Furbert and Mr Outerbridge were shot dead in the Belvin’s store on Happy Valley Road in Devonshire on January 23, 2013. This morning at Supreme Court, a...

Prosecutors could pursue extradition proceedings against two Bulgarian men if they successfully appeal against the “manifestly inadequate” sentences imposed on the duo. Chavdar Bachev and Georgi Todorov were jailed for four months each after they adm...

Former chief immigration officer Martin Brewer has been awarded more than $100,000 after being defrauded by a Ponzi scheme in the United States. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority made the arbitration award after Dr Brewer and Richard Weber,...