Prosecution closes case in Andrew ‘Six Head’ causing death trial

Oct 21, 2016 Court Stories, Features / Columnists, News

The prosecution has wrapped up its case in the trial for which pork knocker, Mannex Powers,

CHARGED: Mannex Powers

is charged with causing the death of popular boxer, Andrew ‘Six Head’ Lewis, by dangerous driving on May 4, 2015, at New Hope, East Bank Demerara.
Yesterday, Police Prosecutor Stephen Telford called an emergency medical technician ambulance driver as the final witness. The witness testified to picking up Lewis from the road and transporting him to the East Bank Regional hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
Powers, 33, of Campbellville, Georgetown is currently out on $250,000 bail. As a condition for bail the defendant was instructed to lodge his passport and report to the Subordinate Officer of the Golden Grove Police Station Traffic Department.
Magistrate Fabayo Azore instructed Powers to return to court on October 31, for continuation.
According to report, the former Welterweight boxing Champion was riding his bicycle on his way to visit a friend, when he was struck by a car after attempting to cross the road.

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