Man Pleads Guilty To Selling Cash Pot & Operating Unregistered Vehicle For 5 Years.

By Alric Lindsay

A man will face sentencing next month after admitting to running an illegal gambling game and operating an unregistered vehicle around Grand Cayman for over five years.

Fitzroy Solomon appeared alongside defence attorney Dennis Brady today, November 3, 2026, to answer a multi-count sheet of traffic and gambling offences. Solomon pleaded guilty to driving a Chevrolet vehicle with an expired registration on July 29, 2026, in the vicinity of Eastern Avenue. During the incident, it was revealed that Solomon had been continuously driving the unregistered car since August 2021. He additionally pleaded guilty to operating the vehicle without a certificate of roadworthiness and running an illegal “Cash Pot” gambling operation out of 93 Eastern Avenue.

A separate charge of driving without insurance was temporarily set aside after the court heard that there is a physical certificate of insurance. The prosecution indicated they would need to independently verify the veracity and active dates of the policy before proceeding on that specific count.

Despite the long-running vehicle infractions and unlawful gaming admissions, Chief Magistrate Hernandez comforted the defendant by explicitly noting on the record that Solomon is not at structural risk of facing prison time. Sentencing has been formally scheduled for December 9, 2026.