The last defendant involved in the 2018 break-in at All-Saints Secondary School has received a sentence of 5 years and 6 months.
Ansonie Benjamin’s sentencing marks the conclusion of a nearly five-year legal process. Initially, three individuals, including Jarvania Simon, Ansonie Benjamin, and Tyrike John, faced joint charges related to the school break-in.
On December 12, 2018, the police responded to the incident and discovered the men in the school cafeteria attempting to steal food items.
After a pursuit and search, John and Simon were previously sentenced in 2020.
Benjamin’s sentencing concluded yesterday, resulting in his 5.5-year prison term.
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The punishment fits the crime. I hope he will regret his deeds.
For once, we are in agreement Sidey 👍🏾
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