Drug Importation: Cruise Ship Workers Charged
Two West Indian cruise ship workers appeared in Magistrates’ Court today [Aug.12] charged with drug importation, with one man pleading guilty while the other defendant pleaded not guilty. Both men were remanded into custody.
ZBM reported two Royal Caribbean Cruise Line employees were charged with importing an estimated 200 grams of cocaine with an estimated street value of just over $52,000.
35-year-old Clarence James from St. Vincent pleaded guilty to importing and conspiring to import 219 grams of cocaine, while 36-year-old Jamaican national Delroy Duncan pleaded not guilty to the same charges.
Crown Counsel Tawana Tannock told the court the drugs were found in the soles of shoes worn by Mr James when he exited the ship earlier this month. A search revealed a small brown package in each shoe.
When questioned, Mr James said that Mr Duncan had asked him to to take them off the ship for him for payment. Mr Duncan admitted knowing Mr James, but denied he gave him drugs to take off the cruise ship.
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Deport them … After putting them on Blast in their respective countries .
With a name like Delroy Duncan……..I’d pleed nut geeltee two…..bwahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
bahahahaaaha…
mmmmm black man paying the white man to do the dirty
thought i’d be the first to bring race to the table, its all the white mans fault, as always.
in this case it’s the White Lady’s fault….
get off your race trip! bernews readers. for frig sake…… racism has turned full circle…..the white man now gets far more racism than the black in bda! what ? you gettin your own back? get over it! you’d all be sucking titties in SA if it were not for…….
black…..were they black……of course they were…. whos fault???? the parents thats who……take some responsibility
Is there an update on this case?
Is there any update on this case?