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A former MarketPlace chef was given a conditional discharge for stealing food while employed at the grocery store. Kervan Harvey, 51, of Deep Dale, Pembroke, pleaded guilty to one count of theft, committed on March 7. The court heard that Harvey atte...

A Devonshire man who admitted stealing motorcycle mirrors of a parked bike was ordered to reimburse the victim. Troy Woods, 40, of Devon Springs, pleaded guilty to stealing motorcycle parts valued at $105 in an incident earlier this month. Crown coun...

A Hamilton Parish man who admitted trading in $1,400 of stolen jewellery at a ‘cash-for-gold’ store was given a conditional discharge. Dejuan Somner pleaded guilty last month to dishonestly receiving stolen goods stolen from a Hamilton Parish home. ...

Financial controls have been tightened since the case of Kyril Burrows, the senior civil servant convicted of fraud this week, according to Premier Paula Cox. “The Government is committed to ensuring that strong internal controls are in place in ever...

Allegations about faked documents dogged Kyril Burrows during two court cases prior to the one that saw him convicted of defrauding the Bermuda Government yesterday. Prosecutors presented the jury in the latest trial with e-mails apparently created o...

A Pembroke man was fined $500 in Magistrates’ Court after he admitted stealing $19 of socks. Rudy Smith, 40, pleaded guilty to one count of stealing from PriceRite on April 28. Crown counsel Maria Sofianos told the court that at around 2.15pm that da...

Many elderly people can't afford the advice they need to ensure their financial assets aren't plundered by opportunists, an estate lawyer has warned. Hil DeFrias said seniors often add other people to their bank accounts to help manage their complica...