Prisoners to be tucked underground @ Magistrate's Court
This was according to Senior Magistrate Ms Tamia N. Richards who made a statement during court session at the John's Hole Magistrate's Court.
Ms Richards’ court session was constantly interrupted but enraged, loud and aggressive prisoners who turned up before her on Friday last. They were Raymond Wilkins, Hasonya John Lewis and the worst of them all Kawa Cornwall.
Cornwall's behaviour was to the extent that he was very aggressive and loud using profanity especially to police officers who were only doing their duty of escorting him to his cell at the court then to the police vehicle to be taken to Her Majesty's Prison.
He cursed the Magistrate accusing her of having something against him and was at the point of resisting police as he accused them of wrongfully taking his cell phone.
In the case of Wilkins whose case was adjourned to September 18, 2015, he was angry that his matter couldn't be heard because of the absence of the Prosecutor who had dealt with his matter. He accused the Magistrate of not being fair to him saying his children are on the streets hungry because he is locked away in prison for a long time.
For Ms Lewis who is in the mature stage of a pregnancy and in prison the police case against her is unfair according to her.
Over the past few months a number of developments have been progressing apace at the Magistrates Court. On the inside the Magistrates Dock and the defendant's box have taken on new design while on the exterior the installation of a security gate was first and now currently the entire fencing is undergoing major reconstruction.
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9 Responses to “Prisoners to be tucked underground @ Magistrate's Court”
No doubt about it.
We have to safe guard ourselves.
I quite sure if you humble yourself and come before the court in an orderly fashion, they wouldn't have to put you in the piggy.