Two Men Jailed for Six Months After Supermarket Break-In
Jahbal Grant, 24, of Parham and Kamory Miller, 29, of Hatton have each been sentenced to six months in prison after pleading guilty to breaking into a l supermarket.
The pair appeared before the St. John’s Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday where they admitted to charges of Breaking and Larceny following an incident at TINY Supermarket.
According to the police, the break-in occurred during the early hours of Sunday, April 20. The two men unlawfully entered the business premises and stole multiple cartons of cigarettes, a pack of Blunt, and two boxes of Raw rolling papers.
Law enforcement responded quickly after receiving reports of suspicious activity at the location. Officers found both suspects hiding inside the supermarket during their search of the premises.
During the arrest, both men reportedly resisted and were subsequently charged with additional offenses of resisting arrest and battery on police.
Following their guilty pleas to all charges, the magistrate handed down a six-month imprisonment sentence to both Grant and Miller.
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