An Arakaka resident was on Monday granted $100,000 bail after he denied the possession of a quantity of cannabis that was found in a speaker box.
Vincent McIntyre, 41, is charged with having 175.5 grammes of cannabis for trafficking on December 6, at Skull Mountain, Arakaka.
When the charge was read by Chief Magistrate McLennan, McIntyre pleaded “guilty with explanation” to the charge. ….
Brother in court for sibling’s murder
(Trinidad Guardian) Ramraj Samaroo yesterday appeared in the Couva Magistrates Court charged with the murder of his younger brother.
Auditor General probing gov’t failure to put Exxon signing bonus into Consolidated Fund
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Edghill arrested after bid to enter Parliament
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Lethem man wanted over illegal plane, airstrip surrenders
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Five still in custody as probe into BV girl’s murder continues
The five persons who were arrested shortly after the discovery of the body of Ranella Benfield in a cemetery at Triumph, East Coast Demerara on Monday morning, remain in custody.