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A driver who killed his best friend in a car crash has been returned to prison after the Court of Appeal increased his sentence from six months to two years. Bryan Daniel, 25, was found guilty of causing the death of Nikko Robinson-Woodley by dangero...

Warrants have been issued for two Bulgarian men who plundered cash machines in Bermuda after the Court of Appeal ruled their four-month prison terms were “manifestly inadequate”. Chavdar Bachev and Georgi Todorov were not present in the Court of Appe...

A 20-year-old Pembroke woman has admitted assaulting and wounding the father of her two-year-old son. Shakari Astwood pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court this morning to unlawfully wounding her ex-partner in Warwick on July 15 last year and again o...

A 21-year-old Devonshire woman has been given a 12-month conditional discharge for assaulting police, obstructing an officer and violently resisting arrest. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court on April 25, Zaire Bean pleaded guilty to the offences that r...

Magistrate Archibald Warner has questioned a homeless man why he resorted to theft instead of seeking assistance from one of the island’s many helping agencies. Steven Pitt, 62, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court this morning to stealing a donatio...

Two men have been found guilty in Supreme Court of possessing a firearm and ammunition. A jury delivered the unanimous verdict on Eston Joell and Lekan Scott, and both defendants will remain in custody until sentencing. The court previously heard tha...

Rayshun Edwards appeared in Magistrate’s Court yesterday morning charged with several offences. Police had been searching for Mr Edwards of Sandys since an incident on June 8 on Lover’s Lane, Paget, which saw the police stop a man, who then “suddenly...

This month’s referendum could lead to a constitutional crisis if the majority of ballots are against same-sex marriage and civil unions, a court heard yesterday. With less than a week to go before early polling on the June 23 referendum begins, the C...

Chief Justice Ian Kawaley may order the Bermuda Government to change the location of some polling stations in the referendum on same-sex relationships so they are not held on church premises. Dr Justice Kawaley indicated during a Supreme Court hearin...

A Devonshire teenager who repeatedly breached the conditions of his probation was this morning jailed for four months. Raheem Wray, 19, was initially placed on 12-months probation for traffic offences, but his period of probation was extended by two ...