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The trial of a woman accused of the storage of two guns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition is expected to end early next week. Tonae Perinchief-Leader, 31, denies allegations that she handled a revolver, a shotgun and 485 rounds of ammunition of se...

Prosecutors yesterday alleged that two guns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition were found in a woman’s bedroom. Alan Richards, for the Crown, told the Supreme Court that the weapons and ammunition were found after police carried out a search of a h...

A half-brother and sister jailed for a 2006 murder yesterday appealed for their convictions to be be quashed after a claim that jurors rushed their decision to avoid being sequestered overnight. Katrina Burgess and Cleveland Rogers were found guilty ...

Bermuda’s courts will expand services this week as Covid-19 restrictions are gradually lifted. Alexandra Wheatley, the Supreme Court Registrar, said in a circular dated May 27 that criminal record checks would resume yesterday and Supreme Court jury ...

A witness told the Supreme Court yesterday how he tried to flee the scene of a shooting – only for his car to be in collision with the gunman’s motorbike a few blocks away. The witness said he diverted off Court Street on to Angle Street after he hea...

A man told the Supreme Court yesterday he fought for his life with a gunman who took aim at him in a daylight attack. The man – who cannot be identified for legal reasons – said he recognised the attacker as they struggled on Court Street. He added: ...

A gunman fired multiple shots at a man in a daylight attack on Court Street on Mother’s Day, a Supreme Court jury heard yesterday. Prosecutor Karen King said the victim escaped to Hamilton Police Station, but one bullet grazed his head. Jahmico Trott...

A former airport security officer accused of smuggling more than $700,000 worth of cannabis into the island claims she did not know the drugs were in her luggage when she returned to Bermuda from an overseas trip. Ranae Furbert, from St. George’s, to...

A man accused of smuggling gun parts told the Supreme Court yesterday that he had “no idea” how the parts came to be in packages he sent to Bermuda. James Rumley, 39, said he posted the first package on behalf of a customer through his work with a US...

A man charged with concealment of gun in a parcel shipped to Bermuda was caught on camera at the offices of the US courier from where the contraband was sent, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. James Rumley, of Spring Benny Road, Sandys, has pleaded ...

The jury in the Supreme Court trial of a man charged with smuggling gun parts into Bermuda yesterday saw video footage of him being quizzed by detectives. James Rumley refused to answer police questions during an initial interview and brought a secon...

A Bermudian man who lived in the US smuggled gun parts into the island concealed in two packages containing auto tools and spare parts, a Supreme Court jury heard yesterday. James Rumley, 38, originally from Sandys, was living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylv...