Jahciba Shoy, 27, has been granted bail after the High Court dismissed murder, aggravated robbery and manslaughter charges against him in the 2023 fatal robbery at Pick ‘N Mix Mart that claimed the life of businessman Roudi Shmaly.
Justice John Spencer upheld a no-case submission, finding the prosecution had not presented enough evidence for the matter to go before a jury. Although prosecutors indicated they would appeal, the court granted Shoy bail pending the appeal.
Bail was set at a $10,000 bond with two sureties and no cash deposit. The prosecution’s case had relied mainly on surveillance footage showing Shoy walking with the eventual gunman before the robbery and evidence linking him to a shoulder bag similar to one later seen with the teenage shooter.
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This punk have covered with the shady enterprise close the public work?
Beware of them middle eastern folks…
Them order hits on Antiguans also .. you’ll people… …
they like to celebrate their victories “my dawg beat the case” ” mek we drink two juice and bun a joint, with their pants falling off.
It wont last, you will have to look over your shoulders everywhere you go and will be paranoid for the rest of your life.
@SAD Soo many young men are being drawn into a life of crime, and the consequences are devastating. Many end up returning to criminal activity, and far too many are seriously injured or lose their lives because violence often leads to more violence. We’ve seen countless examples of so-called gangsters who are now suffering the consequences of that lifestyle, while others are no longer here.
Parents and guardians, talk to your sons. Pay attention to the company they keep and the choices they make. If your child suddenly has expensive clothes, electronics, or other items they could not afford, ask where they came from. Ignoring the warning signs only makes the problem worse.
When tragedy strikes, families are left grieving. The best time to intervene is before it reaches that point. Our young people need guidance, discipline, positive role models, and opportunities not a path that leads to prison, violence, or an early grave. Protecting our communities starts at home as well as with effective law enforcement.
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