After a court session, defendant Shimmal Percival, facing charges of robbery and larceny, disrupted proceedings with a vehement outburst, expressing disdain for the legal process.
Accused of stealing items worth $2,300 and robbing a man at gunpoint, he pleaded not guilty to larceny but couldn’t enter a plea for the robbery charge.
Despite a pro bono defense arguing for bail, the magistrate, citing Percival’s criminal history, remanded him to custody.
Percival’s continued outbursts led to a contempt charge, resulting in a three-month prison sentence. His trial and committal are scheduled for April 29.
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So for dem old tief and criminal and dem when they want to be wrong and strong. Do your thing Sir Attorney General.
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