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A teenager charged with aggravated burglary this morning admitted lying to police in an effort to distance himself from the investigation. During a recorded police interview, defendant Leo Burgess, 17, denied that he was friends with 14-year-old Tris...

A teenager charged with using a firearm to steal cash and jewellery told police that he was at home with his mother on the day of the robbery. Leo Burgess, 17, also told police that latex gloves and a red bandana, matching the description of items fo...

A father-of-two today described having a gun held to his chest during a daylight robbery in his Southampton home. Gregory Wilson, a self-employed former jeweller, told Supreme Court he was home alone when he heard voices coming from his son’s bedroom...

The trial of a 17-year-old accused of possessing a firearm and committing aggravated burglary will now begin tomorrow in Supreme Court. Leo Burgess has been charged with robbing a South Road home with a firearm on December 6, 2010, stealing money and...

Two men were found not guilty of attempted murder yesterday after the victim refused to attend court and another witness said he could not recall the incident. Puisne Judge Carlisle Greaves ordered the seven man, five woman jury to find Jah’mico Trot...

Two men charged with the attempted murder of David Godwin were found not guilty this morning in Supreme Court. Puisne Judge Carlisle Greaves ordered the seven man, five woman jury to find Jah’mico Trott, 23, and Dunn-yah Taylor, 22, not guilty of all...

A married father-of-three has been sentenced to five years in jail for a “sophisticated scheme” that saw him rope a customs officer in to a plot to import drugs. Shannon Berkley, 42, from Warwick, pleaded guilty to the offence on March 30, 2011. He w...

A jury was selected this morning for the trial of two men charged with attempted murder. Jah’mico Trott, 23, and Dunn-yah Taylor, 22, were charged with the September 23 shooting of David Godwin on Marsh Folly Road in Pembroke on September 23. Both me...

Murder accused Leroy Symons believed his brother was bluffing when he showed him a gun the night of Shane Minors murder, according to lawyer Shade Subair. Ms Subair said her client didn’t realise his co-accused, Ronniko Burchall, intended to kill any...