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An inquest into Westgate inmate Kino Outerbridge’s death by a heroin overdose yielded “good recommendations” for reforms at the prison, according to officer Craig Clarke. And Commissioner of Corrections Edward Lamb defended prison policy in informing...

Rewarding convicts May 17, 2012 Dear Sir, From today’s story on prisoner reforms, it appears that the PLP has rewarded convicted criminals to the detriment of law abiding Bermudians. Commit a crime, get convicted and sent to Westgate, do your time ...

Westgate inmate Kino Outerbridge died from an overdose of heroin, a prison officer was told shortly after the 37-year-old was rushed to hospital. Principal officer Gerald Bean told the jury at the inquest into Mr Outerbridge’s death that an inmate sa...

Prisoners will have to pay for their second set of clothing, underwear and footwear if a proposed plan moves forward. Government will also no longer foot the bill for health insurance coverage for all prisoners. Minister of Justice Kim Wilson announc...

Prison inmate Kino Outerbridge definitely took heroin on the morning of his death, a forensic analyst told an inquest — and was killed by the drug within 20 minutes. Forensics expert Desiree Spriggs, a specialist in drug toxicology, said the chemical...

The grieving mother of Westgate inmate Kino Outerbridge told an inquest into his death that her difficulty getting answers had caused her to suspect a cover-up. However, the prison’s senior nursing officer Russ Ford told the jury he wouldn’t have don...

The Opposition One Bermuda Alliance and the two MP’s elected under the United Bermuda Party Banner have welcomed news of a full-scale prison review. But OBA Shadow Minister of Justice Trevor Moniz has questioned why it took the Government so long to ...