By Alric Lindsay A young man who told police his name was “Keeze Coke” and claimed he was out celebrating his birthday has been given a six‑month conditional discharge, the Chief Magistrate putting his behaviour down to “being under...
By Alric Lindsay In the Summary Court today, July 30, 2026, the Chief Magistrate delivered a pointed rebuke over the state of a prosecution that has hung over a defendant for about two years, telling the court it was...
By Alric Lindsay A common assault case has ended with no conviction after Crown Counsel from the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions offered no evidence, the Chief Magistrate having heard that little or nothing had been done...
By Alric Lindsay A man has pled guilty to a string of offences — including a burglary of construction tools, criminal trespass and an attempt to steal four car tyres — but denied a charge that he threatened to...
By Alric Lindsay A man has admitted two separate assaults on the same woman, and the Chief Magistrate has referred the matters to a specialist court. Appearing in the Summary Court today, July 30, 2026, Rodney Rollin Ramoon pled...
By Alric Lindsay Derrick Osney Bush, a 37-year-old man who took part in an attack on a same‑sex couple in a West Bay Road car park — an assault the prosecution described as homophobic — was sentenced to 10...
By Alric Lindsay A man who had faced allegations of abduction, rape, threats to cause harm and common assault, has been formally found not guilty and discharged in the Grand Court today, July 29, 2026, after the main witness...
By Alric Lindsay Today, July 29, 2026, a man who admitted living in the Cayman Islands without authorisation for well over a year has been warned that he could face a custodial sentence, after the Summary Court ordered a...
By Alric Lindsay Today, July 29, 2026, the Chief Magistrate committed two men to stand trial in the Grand Court on charges including the importation of more than 500 pounds of ganja, about 21 pounds of cocaine, ecstasy, ketamine,...
By Alric Lindsay Two overseas visitors who arrived at Owen Roberts International Airport within days of each other carrying gummies containing THC have each been spared a criminal record, after the Summary Court accepted that neither had realised the...