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Three individuals have been granted bail after appearing in court on charges related to stealing agricultural produce valued at EC$831 from a Lightfoot West farm earlier this month.
Jermaine Julian, Dawn Berry, and Brionne Simon appeared before Magistrate Ngaio Emanuel last week to face charges stemming from the March 9 incident.
According to court documents, the stolen items included 99 coconuts (EC$495), 26 finger roses (EC$130), sugar canes (EC$35), custard apples (EC$80), guavas (EC$30), nine papayas (EC$46), and green papayas (EC$15).
In addition to the theft charges, Julian and Simon face separate counts of unlawful entry onto the property.
The defendants have not yet entered pleas in the case. Their attorney requested disclosure of the evidence against them during the initial court appearance.
The case has been adjourned until May 26, when all three defendants are scheduled to return to court.
Fine them three times the price of the produce
Plus two finger
You don’t want to work the soil, but you want to reap from the soil… some people really careless with their lives
Oh my God, how far are we going to go?
Some people always want something for nothing.
Antiguan people always stealing people stuff, they so lazy they can’t even go look work to do serving white tourists in resorts. It’s better than stealing gaston brown working hard to put you all back into the new slavery. No need to steal.
You mean to tell me Anrigua have no water. You work hard to grow your produce and somebody just enjoying your labour? People want to eat and not work. Remember those who dont work shouldn’t eat
Tell you man them nah Kay bout no body