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had to be restrained after his bid for bail was turned down in Magistrates' Court yesterday.
Ali Virgil pleaded guilty to charges of breaking and entering and stealing between September 20-21.
Sgt. Earl Kirby said Virgil broke and entered Ronald Smit...
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fulfilled and the rest either in progress or scheduled, Premier the Hon. Sir John Swan said yesterday he was "looking forward'' to facing the Opposition when Parliament re-opens next month.
"Morale is very good,'' he said of the mood of his Cabinet a...
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Alfred Mallory, 25, pleaded guilty to possessing 0.09 grams of heroin on 29 June.
Police prosecutor, Inspector Peter Duffy, told the court that Police officers on patrol in Pembroke saw a group which included Mallory involved in a drug transaction. W...
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ask the public for ideas on future uses of the military base lands.
Mr. Eugene Cox MP, who is chairman of the party's Base Property Utilisation Sub-Committee, said getting information from Government on bases issues was like "pulling teeth''.
"There ...
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with his throat slashed.
Brian Adrian Simmons 29, became the fifth person murdered this year, although Police are refusing to divulge any details about the investigation.
Simmons' body was discovered about 10.40 a.m. on Sunday inside the main gates t...
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after he admitted importing more than two grams of cannabis into Bermuda last Thursday.
Police prosecutor Sgt. Earl Kirby said the visitor, Michael Winn, arrived at the Civil Air terminal around 1.40 p.m.
Customs officers became suspicious when they ...
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Open days at St. George's and Somerset police stations and a Police exhibition will give the public an opportunity to see some of what goes on behind the scenes.
"It is to make the public more aware of what the Police do,'' said community media relat...
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legal proceedings against a Police inspector who kicked a homeless man in his groin, and broke his hand at the Hamilton Police Station.
Lawyer Mr. Philip Perinchief said that because two years had passed since the incident, further prosecution would ...
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A religious leader claimed the Council Partners were being "hypocritical'' for accepting an award worth more than $100,000 from Bermuda's liquor merchants.
Mr. Eliyahtsoor Ben Aharon, mission head of the Bermuda Hebrew Israelite Community, called the...
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the largest cash gift ever given in Bermuda. There have, of course, been larger gifts of real estate, notably the Gibbons Family gift of Locust Hall to the Bermuda National Trust.
The health care company Corange Limited has made its gift to Bermuda C...
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