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A mother and son have been convicted for offences related to the importation of $250,000 of heroin. Damon Morris, 26, and Denise Morris, 55, of Paget, were convicted unanimously by a Supreme Court jury last Friday on charges between them of importati...

A 58-year-old man has appeared in court charged with a series of historic sex offences against a young boy. The Southampton man, who can not be named for legal reasons, did not speak during the short hearing at Magistrates’ Court this morning. The in...

A 25-year-old woman has been charged with wounding a man in an altercation yesterday. Janea Lowe, from St George’s, appeared in Magistrates’ Court charged with wounding Ryan Hayling and possessing a bladed article, a knife with a 4.5in cutting edge, ...

A Warwick man who urinated in the middle of a Hamilton restaurant has been fined $300 for his behaviour. Antoine Mouchette, 51, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to a charge of unlawfully performing an indecent act in view of members of the public...

A man who reportedly fell into a hedge trying to avoid police was fined in Magistrates’ Court for possessing cannabis. Anthony Dyer, 50, pleaded guilty to a single count of possessing the controlled drug in connection to an incident on June 26, 2016....

A local distributor appeared before the Liquor Licensing Panel yesterday after it was revealed they had been operating without a liquor licence for more than a decade. The panel heard that Bermuda Import and Export Company Ltd, the local distributor ...

A pair of Canadian nationals have been charged with smuggling the controlled drug fentanyl to the island. Jacqueline Robinson, 25, from Courtice, Ontario, and Craig Lawrence, 35, from Markham, Ontario, were both charged with conspiring to import the ...

A 34-year-old Warwick man appeared in the Supreme Court yesterday to deny the murder of Edmund John Flood. Keivon Eugene Scott pleaded not guilty to murdering Mr Flood on an unknown date between September 30 and October 2 last year. Mr Scott otherwis...

A Tucker’s Town resident has won a $54,000 lawsuit over a “defective” swimming pool. While Paul Cripp complained that his swimming pool began to have problems less than a year after it was built, with tiles falling off and lights working only intermi...

Chief Justice Ian Kawaley has launched a scathing condemnation of the way the Ministry of Education conducted its case against a CedarBridge teacher who claimed she had been unfairly treated. Mr Justice Kawaley said “the conduct of the defendant’s ca...