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The US national was given until Friday to pay the $4,450 fines

Prosecutor says: “Seventy lives could have been lost if the ammunition had got into the community”

The Bermuda Health Council Amendment Act 2024 is to be debated in the Senate today

Dozens of cars and bikes have been removed and taken to the airport dump

Brenton Robinson, 63, is put on a payment plan as he is not seen as a good candidate for community service

The BMA said the insurer failed to adequately comply with obligations under AML/ATF regulations

Kenyade McQueen is ordered to do the work to cover most of the $5,000 he owes

A total of three people yesterday admitted breaches of Covid-19 curfew regulations. Clarence Simons, 71, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to a breach of the earlier midnight to 5am lockdown. The court heard that around 1.30am on January 25 police...

Three more people were fined for Covid-19 breaches today in an online Magistrates’ Court session. The court heard that Shawn Simmons, 37, was stopped by police at about 1am on February 16 near the junction of Middle Road and Burnt House Hill in Warwi...

A man accused of hitting a police officer with his car door and who avoided facing trial for three years admitted the offence yesterday. Devon Burrows, 39, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to an assault on police officer Nathan Lawrence. But seni...

Offenders could receive more community service orders instead of fines because of increased unemployment over the coronavirus pandemic, the island’s top magistrate has signalled. Senior magistrate Juan Wolffe said Magistrates’ Court had seen a jump i...

A Sandys landscaper was dealt $1,800 in fines after he admitted using a stolen bank card to buy alcohol and cigarettes. Robert DeSilva, 40, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court on Monday to charges that he stole a bank card and $10 in cash on October...