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Apr 13, 2013 News
Yesterday, Winston Bovell, a 39-year-old father of two, who resides at 7 Anns Grove, East Coast Demerara pleaded not guilty and was instructed to post a bond of $60,000 on a charge of Simple Larceny when he appeared before Chief Magistrate Priya Beharry at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court.
Prosecutor Seon Blackman told the court that on April 6, last, about 11:05 hours, Sarah Balgobin, a member of the Kaieteur News staff, parked her car outside Kaieteur News at Saffon Street, Charlestown and left both mirrors intact.
At 17:00 hours, she returned and noticed that the two car mirrors were missing. She then checked the surveillance cameras of the company and noticed the defendant, Winston Bovell and another man removing the said mirrors.
The matter was reported, and the defendant was arrested and charged. The mirrors however were recovered by Bovell’s sister who alleged that she found them in his home. As a result, the articles were lodged at the Ruimveldt Police Station.
Bovell’s Lawyer, Rexford Jackson, requested bail in a reasonable amount based on the fact that he has two children and is the only bread winner of the home.
Bail was subsequently granted for the defendant and he is expected to return for the commencement of his trial on April 24.
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