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Volume: 122 No. 168, July 25, 2025
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DRAGGED THROUGH THE STREET Wheelchair user pulled along road after being freed from detention By LEANDRA ROLLE Tribune Chief Reporter lrolle@tribunemedia.net AN attorney has condemned the treatment of a disabled man seen in a viral video being dragged across Shirley Street by plainclothes officers, calling the act a violation of basic human rights. The incident occurred shortly after 43-yearold Jarvin Green, who uses a wheelchair, was ordered released from custody by Supreme Court Justice Dale Fitzpatrick. The judge ruled the Jamaican man’s continued detention was unlawful after a February 10 deportation order had expired. The ruling followed a habeas corpus application filed by Green’s legal team. Martin A Lundy II, who represents Green, told The Tribune: “Mr Green’s detention is not in issue here. Fundamental rights and freedoms are owed to everyone in this country, even Lucifer himself.” “Some things speak for themselves. Unfortunately, the fact that Mr Green walked into custody at the Department of Corrections in 2006 and was wheeled out of custody in 2012 is one of those things. The images and videos of Mr Green, a very slight, wheelchair-bound man, being dragged across Shirley Street by two men, are also among those things that speak for themselves.” Mr Green had reportedly been held at the Carmichael Road Detention Centre since DRAGGED - SEE PAGE FIVE
SCREEN capture from video showing man being dragged across Shirley Street by plain clothes officers.
Privy Council declines to hear Bain’s 35-YEAR JAIL appeal over failed $64k investment SENTENCE 13 YEARS ON FROM MURDER By RASHAD ROLLE Triune News Editor rrolle@tribunemedia.net
THE UK-based Privy Council has declined to hear an appeal from Coalition of Independents leader Lincoln Bain and his company, Bani Shoe Warehouse, bringing a close to a long-running civil dispute
over a failed investment arrangement dating back to 2010. The Court of Appeal had upheld a 2021 Supreme Court ruling that found Bain and his company liable to repay $64,000 to Zinnia Rolle. Mr Bain, responding to APPEAL - SEE PAGE FOUR
By PAVEL BAILEY Tribune Staff Reporter pbailey@tribunemedia.net
Lead investigator Constable Tabitha Forbes testified that during a police interview, Grant admitted to being physically and sexually attracted to the girl and said they exchanged nude photos via WhatsApp.
A MAN was sentenced to 35 years in prison yesterday for the 2012 fatal shooting of 25-year-old Dennis “Bush” Tynes on Lincoln Boulevard. Daniel Delroy Rolle, 33, received the sentence from Justice Guillimina Archer-Minns following his conviction for murder. Rolle, reportedly wearing a dark hoodie, shot Tynes in the head, back, and shoulder while the victim was working on a car behind Needles Inn Restaurant & Bar around 2pm on January 15, 2012.
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MURDER - SEE PAGE SEVEN
COI leader Lincoln Bain.
Man accused of sex with girl, 13, ‘told police he loved’ victim By DENISE MAYCOCK Tribune Freeport Reporter dmaycock@tribunemedia.net AN Abaco man accused of unlawful sex with a 13-year-old girl allegedly told police he knew it was wrong to have feelings for a child but said he loved her,
a Supreme Court jury heard yesterday. Jeffrey Grant, 35, is on trial in the Freeport Supreme Court for unlawful sexual intercourse and possession of child pornography. The alleged offences occurred between April 22 and July 22, 2022.
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