Damian Crump Remanded on Multiple Gun Charges
Damian Crump of Bathlodge is now in custody at His Majesty’s Prison following his arrest on several gun-related charges.
Crump, who had been requested to turn himself in to authorities, surrendered at St. John’s Police Station on Sunday, September 8, accompanied by family members.
On Wednesday, Crump was formally charged with four offenses: shooting with intent, possession of a firearm, possession of ammunition, and malicious damage.
These charges relate to an incident on September 6 in Yorks, where Crump allegedly fired shots at a taxi driver and caused damage to the driver’s vehicle.
Crump appeared in court today for his initial hearing. The judge ordered him to be held in remand until his committal hearing, which is scheduled for November 20.
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