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Police were told that a suspect in the murder of Perry Puckerin had a firearm weeks before the fatal shooting, a Supreme Court jury heard yesterday. Detective Inspector Michael Redfern, the senior investigating officer for the case since 2014, said t...

The Supreme Court has been appointed a new registrar, the Governor has announced. John Rankin welcomed Alexandra Wheatley to the team after deliberation with the Judicial and Legal Services Committee and Chief Justice. He said: “She is highly qualifi...

An ex-gangster told the Supreme Court yesterday he heard the Parkside gang plan the murder of a rival on the day a man was shot dead. The witness, who cannot be named for legal reasons, said he heard Prince Edness, identified in court as a Parkside ...

A woman who left a sports club just before a man was shot dead in the doorway yesterday identified the person accused of his murder as the gunman. The witness told Supreme Court that she had recognised the shooter as Jeremiah Dill, who is charged wit...

A jury viewed CCTV footage of the murder of a man shot in the doorway of a working men’s club. Supreme Court also heard evidence yesterday from staff and customers at Hamilton Parish Workman’s Club who saw a masked figure dressed in a camouflage outf...

A 27-year-old gangster will spend at least 35 years behind bars after he was found guilty yesterday of the murder of a father of one. Khyri Smith-Williams was found guilty of premeditated murder and the use of a firearm to commit an indictable offen...

A murder accused yesterday dismissed evidence against him as lies. Khyri Smith-Williams claimed testimony from Troy Harris was fabricated. He told Supreme Court: “This guy made up the whole fiction story in his head.” Mr Smith-Williams is charged ...

A witness in the case against a murder accused was promised nothing for his testimony, a police detective told a court yesterday. Detective Inspector Michael Redfern said that Troy Harris was not forced or offered anything to give evidence against K...

A witness in a murder trial was branded a liar by the defendant’s lawyer yesterday. Jerome Lynch QC accused Troy Harris of dishonesty in his evidence against Khyri Smith-Williams, who is charged with shooting Colford Ferguson as he worked on a buildi...

A workmate of murder victim Colford Ferguson warned him to hide minutes before he was shot dead, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. A statement from Ryan Furbert read out in court said he and Mr Ferguson were both sent to work at a site near the junc...

A man denied smuggling $647,000 worth of heroin into Bermuda at a Supreme Court hearing yesterday. Omar Davy, 37, pleaded not guilty to the importation of the drug on July 28 and possession with intent to supply. Davy, a Jamaican national, also denie...

A “remorseless” gunman was jailed for life yesterday for the murder of wheelchair-bound Lorenzo Stovell. Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons ordered that Travone Saltus, 30, serve at least 15 years of the sentence before he became eligible for parole. ...