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Jahmal Trott, 19, of The Peak Road, pleaded guilty to running a red light on Church Street at 8.30 p.m. on May 28. Trott also admitted to not having a valid driver's licence and using offensive words.
Crown counsel Larry Mu...
DATE: Jun 05, 1998
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Former Premier, the Hon. Sir. John Swan, warned the present Government they must put the interests of young Bermudians first.
Sir John said the country must provide opportuntities for the generations that are leaving college with qualifications and t...
DATE: Jun 05, 1998
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* Colleagues of a Policeman at the centre of a probe into the death of his girlfriend yesterday dismissed his version of the mystery suicide.
Officers who arrived at the Harvey Hill Road, Smith's , apartment shortly after the body of former Royal Ga...
DATE: Jun 04, 1998
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House of Assembly as a Progressive Labour Party Warwick West MP is back in the headlines. It is an issue which does not go away although it took considerable time to surface after the last General Election.
It seems that the hierarchy of the United B...
DATE: Jun 04, 1998
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and money -- but who escaped from Police and later turned himself in was yesterday sentenced to almost a month in jail.
Carlton Eugene Minors, 28, of Great Bay Road, pleaded guilty to escaping from Police on June 1; he was being held until his court ...
DATE: Jun 04, 1998
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A man sentenced to hang for murdering his five-year-old daughter awaits the verdict of an appeals court to spare his life.
A jury last December overwhelmingly found Damon Quincy DeRoza guilty of the premeditated murder of Lynae Brown on November 20, ...
DATE: Jun 04, 1998
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Scrapping senators demanded apologies from each other yesterday in a "slander'' row surrounding the bankrupt Co-Op supermarket.
But Senate President Alf Oughton slapped both members on the wrists and called for an urgent Government inquiry into why t...
DATE: Jun 04, 1998
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gang of youths in what is understood to be a case of mistaken identity.
The beating took place around 11 p.m. on Tuesday night while the victim was riding his cycle east along Smith's Avenue, Warwick.
The man said he was confronted by a group of abou...
DATE: Jun 04, 1998
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A prosecution lawyer has suggested a Canadian charged with theft "muddied'' his tracks after he was fired. Crown counsel Peter Eccles made the accusation yesterday in the ongoing trial of 49-year-old Colin Clive Andrew Cave.
Cave, represented by lawy...
DATE: Jun 04, 1998
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Sex offenders, particularly paedophiles, could receive a letter before their release, banning them from schools.
Education Minister Tim Smith revealed this yesterday to The Royal Gazette .
"The safety and security of our children is absolutely impera...
DATE: Jun 04, 1998
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