Brothers Charged With Burglary Offence
In Plea Court yesterday [Feb.6], brothers Kwesi and Ronald Wilson, 37 and 40, and both said to be residents of Sandy’s, pleaded not guilty to charges of trespass and possession of burglary tools.
The charges stem from a Police arrest made during the hours of darkness in a Paget neighbourhood that had a neighbourhood watch scheme in place. The Police arrest took place on 1st February 2012.
Both Kwesi Wilson and Ronald Wilson were charged with trespassing with intent to steal. This alleged offence was said to have occurred at a dwelling on Berry Hill Road in Paget. Each man pleaded not guilty.
Separately, Kwesi Wilson was charged with being in possession of an article intended for use in a burglary, namely a pair of gloves. Kwesi Wilson pleaded not guilty.
Ronald Wilson was charged with being in possession of articles intended for use in a burglary, namely a pair of gloves, a screwdriver, and a Multitool. Ronald Wilson pleaded not guilty
Defended by lawyer Marc Daniels, the brothers were remanded into custody. They re-appear for mention on Valentine’s day 14th February 2012.
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Lock em up! Trying to take people’s hard earned ish. Neighbourhood Watch should have put the Whoop A$$ on em and then called the po po.
Oh, they were handymen and got lost and were at the wrong house …
Hmmm! 2 pairs of gloves, screwdriver and a multi-tool… Yup their handy men alright.
Now then Marc Daniels, with your public morals, and your articles on right and wrong. Right or wrong? We all know the answer.