Breaking & Larceny Case Against Rootical Justice Lee Adjourned Until December 8
By Cory Wayland
The case against 31-year-old Rootical Justice Lee of Golden Grove has been adjourned until December 8 following his appearance before Magistrate Ngaio Emanuel.
Lee faces charges of Breaking and Larceny as well as Receiving after police arrested him in connection with an alleged break-in at a Jonas Road residence.
The police have accused Lee of unlawfully entering a house sometime between September 5 and 13, where he allegedly stole several personal items valued at more than $11,000 EC.
In addition to the charge of Breaking and Larceny, Lee was further charged with Receiving.
Lee was granted bail and given the date in December to return to court.
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