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Two men accused of being involved with the Lorenzo Stovell murder have chosen not to give evidence at the trial. Travonne Saltus and Cordova Simons-Marshall both told jurors yesterday that they would not be taking the stand or calling witnesses in th...

A murder suspect has told a jury that he played no part in the fatal shooting of Lorenzo Stovell. Mr Stovell was shot dead as he sat in a minibus parked across from Woody’s in Sandys on September 23, 2012. Yesterday, Zikai Cann took the stand and den...

Two men have been found guilty in Supreme Court of possessing a firearm and ammunition. A jury delivered the unanimous verdict on Eston Joell and Lekan Scott, and both defendants will remain in custody until sentencing. The court previously heard tha...

Newly appointed Director of Public Prosecutions Larry Mussenden has pledged to help modernise the way the department prepares and conducts trials. Mr Mussenden set out plans to introduce new case-management software with the department and expressed ...

A dog owner whose boxer killed one dog and seriously injured another is to stand trial following a successful appeal by prosecutors. Last June, charges against John Tomlinson were thrown out of court after his lawyer Saul Dismont argued the case had...

Dear Sir, “Governance by litigation is not democratic” — that’s a line that has been used a lot these past few days. It seems to be becoming one of those “if you say it often enough, it must be true” mantras of the Progressive Labour Party and its s...

The staff dispute at KFC Bermuda has ended after the fast-food franchise reached an agreement with employees and the Bermuda Industrial Union (BIU). Lawyer Delroy Duncan, representing the BIU, told this newspaper last night that the parties had come ...

Fast food franchise KFC Bermuda has been ordered to pay the legal costs of the Bermuda Industrial Union after it failed to block a dispute with staff from going to arbitration. The company will also have to pay the fees of former Economy and Trade Mi...

Prosecutors yesterday called for a jury to find two men guilty of conspiring to import almost 400g of heroin to Bermuda. However defence attorney Victoria Pearman said the evidence presented to the jury was filled with holes and speculation. Lorenzo ...

Two women were yesterday charged with conspiring to bring drugs to the Island. Shaniqwa O'Brien, 21, and Desiree Burrows, 22, were charged with conspiring to import cannabis resin on January 8 and another date unknown. Both women were also charged wi...