Pair charged over triple shooting
TWO men were charged with murder yesterday in connection with a triple shooting that left two men dead and a child in hospital earlier this month.
Man charged with murder of schoolteacher
A MAN was arraigned yesterday in connection with the September 9 killing of schoolteacher Marisha Bowen.
Deputy Prime Minister robbery suspect shot dead by police
A MAN awaiting trial for the robbery of Deputy Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis was shot dead by police in Yellow Elder Gardens after 5pm on Monday. According to a police source, the dead man is Jeffrey “Bongo” King, one of three men facing trial for a robbery at Mr Davis’ home in 2013.
Bailiffs fail to deliver summons for lawyers in contempt hearing
A JUDGE yesterday declared that she will not allow two lawyers “to frustrate the process” of a contempt proceeding that had been initiated as a result of their accusations of bias on the part of the judge who is presiding over a judicial review concerning expansion of a property in Lyford Cay.
Arrests in connection with armed robbery
GRAND Bahama police arrested three men in connection with an armed robbery in the Hawksbill area.
Defence Force catches 117 Haitian migrants in southern Bahamas
ONE HUNDRED and seventeen Haitian migrants were apprehended in the southern Bahamas early on Monday morning by the Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF).
Police catch 'gun trafficking mastermind' in Nassau
POLICE arrested a man on Friday who they believe to be the “mastermind behind a major gun trafficking ring” after he was found in possession of eight illegal firearms and nearly 600 rounds of ammunition.
Bahamian held in US for attempted smuggling of immigrants
A BAHAMIAN is being held in US custody for the attempted smuggling of over a dozen illegal immigrants from the Bahamas into the United States.
Transfer of COB $500,000 theft case to Supreme Court delayed
THE transfer of the College of The Bahamas' (COB) $500,000 theft case from Magistrates Court to Supreme Court has been delayed by an additional week.
Woman convicted of role in robbery ‘liked to fight’ in her youth
A WOMAN convicted of having a role in the robbery of a web shop manager in Long Island had a propensity for violence during her youth, a judge heard yesterday.
Nygard lawsuit won’t be heard till next year
THE murder-for-hire lawsuit against Lyford Cay fashion designer Peter Nygard and lawyer Keod Smith will not be heard by the Supreme Court until early next year.
‘Man stabbed girlfriend, then told her he loved her’
A MAN returned to his apartment after stabbing his girlfriend multiple times to tell her he loved her, a Supreme Court judge heard from a probation officer yesterday.
Accused gets court appointed lawyer
A MAN scheduled to stand trial in 2018 on murder and attempted murder charges received a court appointed lawyer to represent him against the allegations.
Three in court over Deputy PM robbery
THREE men awaiting trial in connection with the robbery of Deputy Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis’ home appeared in Supreme Court for a status hearing on their case.
Murder victim in ‘wrong place at wrong time’
THE grief sparked by the murders of the two men who were involved in a triple shooting on Tuesday evening has been far reaching, with one of the victim’s employers telling The Tribune it is hard to understand why he was killed during the prime of his life.
