Jamaican & Venezuelan ordered deported from VI
Jillany C.E. Mullings
Jillany Ciconny Earl Mullings of Jamaica was convicted in 2018 of offences of importation of a controlled drug and supplying or offering to supply a control drug.
Mullings was held trying to smuggle more than 15 kilograms of cocaine, with a street value of $1,590,000, through the Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport on Beef Island in April 2018.
Arolde Jose Bohorques Marin
Arolde J.B. Marin was one of three Venezuelans found in a Tortola apartment in August 2017 with nearly US$60,000 and a loaded gun.
Marin accepted blame for the firearm and was subsequently sentenced to five-years in prison, four months in prison for seven bullets found in the gun, and fined $1,000 for overstaying in the Territory.
The illegal weapon and majority of the cash were found inside two toilet tanks at apartments where the men were staying in Cox Heath.
Undesirable & not conducive to public good
According to the deportation orders, the men’s presence in the Territory would, in the opinion of the Governor, acting after consultation with the Chief Immigration Officer, be undesirable and not conducive to the public good.
Governor Jaspert acting on sections 40(1)(b) and (c) of the Immigration and Passport Ordinance (Cap. 130) ordered the men to leave the Territory on or before the expiration of seven days from the date on which a copy of the Order is served by an immigration officer or a police officer, and thereafter to remain out of the Territory.
The Order also stated that the men be placed on board the first available ship or aircraft about to leave the Territory and that they be detained until placed on a ship or an aircraft.
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21 Responses to “Jamaican & Venezuelan ordered deported from VI”
Yeah we can go home anytime you want to deport you tolians to #%%&&** jealous cuz some of we doing way better than all you when we get send home all you will be the same
so your ass has to work now so confused now island people work for there money money.
you too bright by.
Double standard in bvi immigration,double standard.what about S.P who use to drive miss P,after so much convictions in court,he still in bvi because miss P and dem beg for he.
double standard..