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A Supreme Court trial came to a halt this morning after a juror collapsed in court. The incident happened moments after the jury in the trial of Alan Robinson requested a brief break at around 11am. Paramedics attended the scene before the juror, who...

A Pembroke man convicted of breaking into a restaurant received a conditional discharge yesterday. David Furbert, 54, was found guilty of breaking into Mello B’s on July 21 last year and taking $4. While Furbert had denied the offences, he was convic...

A drunk driver who crashed his car on the Causeway while three-and-a-half times over the legal limit has been fined and banned from the road. At 11.30pm on March 22, Bermuda Police Service officers found 42-year-old Steve Perinchief next to his vehi...

A Warwick man was shocked to be fined $1,000 by a magistrate for possessing less than a quarter gram of cannabis. Craig Stapff, 53, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to possessing 0.23g of the controlled drug in an incident on October 26 last year...

A jury has found two brothers not guilty of a stabbing attack against carpenter Clifton Anderson. Melvin Brangman, 47, was cleared of wounding with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm, while his brother Michael Brangman, 45, was found not guilty...

A pair of men separately accused of murder denied the offences in Supreme Court this morning. Shantoine Prinston Burrows, 24, pleaded not guilty to charges of murdering 26-year-old Rickai Swan, wounding Damiko Gibbons and using a firearm to commit bo...

A Sandys man has denied three drug-related charges in Magistrates’ Court this morning. On July 6 last year, Daymon Simmons is alleged to have been found in Sandys in possession of 65.71 grams of cannabis resin, 13.77 grams of cannabis and a smoking ...

A motorcyclist has been awarded more than $36,000 damages for injuries he suffered when a driver pulled out in front of him. Chuncy Smith took his claim for damages against driver Shannon Jennings to the Supreme Court after the accident on August 1, ...

A Pembroke woman has admitted repeatedly hitting her eight-year-old child, after a morning argument about how she should get to school. The incident involving the mother and daughter, neither of whom can be named for legal reasons, took place on Nove...

The Bermuda Government will have to pay some union legal costs after a failed effort to get a permanent injunction to halt future walkouts. The Minister of Home Affairs sought injunctions against five unions — the Bermuda Industrial Union, the Bermud...