arguments.

Flood, who is being represented by Mr. Tim Marshall, is accused with robbing and killing Vincello (Johnny Peppers) Richardson on December 17 last year. He has denied the charges.

The trial is set to begin this afternoon before Puisne Judge the Hon. Mrs.

Justice Wade. The Crown is being represented by Mr. Khamisi Tokunbo.

LASH IT DOWN, TRUCKERS WARNED POL Lash it down, truckers warned Truck drivers should lash loads to their vehicles more securely, Police spokesman P.c. Gary Venning said yesterday.

He also urged drivers to spread a tarpaulin over loose material to protect it from the wind.

"We have received a number of complaints recently regarding insecure loads on trucks,'' said P.c. Venning.

RUDE AWAKENING FOR VISIOTRS CRM Rude awakening for visitors A couple received a rude awakening yesterday.

They awoke shortly after 3 a.m. to find an intruder in the room of their Paget hotel.

The culprit, however, fled empty handed when the woman started screaming, said Police spokesman P.c. Gary Venning.

"The incident is under investigation,'' he added.

EX-ELBOW BOSS DEAD AT AGE 83 OBT Ex-Elbow boss dead at age 83 Former manager of the Elbow Beach Surf Club (now Elbow Beach Hotel) Mr.

Everett Ray Hetland has died at the age of 83 in Hendersonville, North Carolina.

Mr. Hetland, who was born in Valley Springs South Dakota, died last Tuesday at the Life Care Centre in Hendersonville. He was a widower.

While in Bermuda in the 1960s Mr. Hetland was also member of the Bermuda Trade Development Board.

MAN FINED $800 FOR DOG ATTACK CTS Man fined $800 for dog attack Norris Simons paid heavily yesterday for looking after Snoopy, his brother-in-law's pet mongrel.

The dog broke free of his chain and ran off Simons' property on February 5, Magistrates' Court heard. While a girl next door was trying to recapture him, he got agitated and bit a woman walking nearby on the leg, prosecutor Sgt.

Kenrick James said.

Simons, of Woodlands Road in Sandys Parish, pleading guilty to keeping a dog who caused injury to a woman, said he had secured the dog before he left for work.

Magistrate the Wor. Charles-Etta Simmons fined him $800.

MAN ARRESTED, HAS JAMAICAN MONEY CRM Man arrested, has Jamaican money A 25-year-old Sandys man was arrested on Monday afternoon in connection with a break-in at a property off Langton Hill, Pembroke.

Police say Jamaican currency was found on the man, and it could be linked to an unreported crime.

Anyone with information about the money should contact Insp. Sinclair White or Det. Con. Mark Clarke on 295-0011.

CHANCE TO MEET THE CONSTABLES POL Chance to meet the constables Parish constables will meet the public today between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. at Paget, Devonshire and the General Post Office.

There will also be Parish constable clinics at Southampton, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.; and Harrington Sound, 2 p.m.-4 p.m.

POLICE WEEK HAILED A SUCCESS POL Police week hailed a success The Acting Commissioner of Police Monday thanked the public for helping to make Police Week 1994 a huge success.

In a press release Mr. Alex Forbes said the success of the week's activities was "a direct result of the entire Police force working together.'' He also acknowledged the tremendous assistance from various businesses and organisations around the Island, "who without their help these events would not have been possible.''