Kenroy Paul and Eustace Henry, who were charged with the offense of possession of 30,000 grams of cocaine, were granted bail in the sum of $100,000 when they appeared in a Roseau magistrate court on Thursday.
The presiding Magistrate was Candia George.
Conroy Paul, father of Kenroy Paul and neighbor of Eustace Henry, stood as surety for both.
Paul and Henry are charged with the offence of possession of 30,000 grams of cocaine, possession with intent to supply, conspiracy to import cocaine into the commonwealth of Dominica, and importing cocaine into the commonwealth of Dominica.
New charges were brought against them on Tuesday by the Customs authority some of which included ‘departing from the vicinity of the vessel on arrival at a place other than a notified place without the consent of the proper officer’, and for ‘being knowingly concerned in a fraudulent evasion of a restriction in force with respect to importation of 30,000 grams of cocaine’.
The accused are jointly charged with Jeremiah Challenger of Bath Estate, Omari Mussington of St. Martin, Wendel Laurencin of St. Lucia and Nigel Dublin of Stockfarm.
The men are to report to the Portsmouth police station three times a week, surrender all travel documents, stay away from prosecution witnesses in the matter and to be on good behaviour while on bail.
Wayne Norde along with Bernadette Lambert represented both defendants.
They are to reappear in court in September.
Chumpa!! Mosquito!! These two should never be given bail. This is rubbish, however, i guess they got to look for Norde’ money for him. FOOLS!!!
Dem man get bai??l
” wow ..BAIL!!!!!!BAIL??an di other day I reading they caught a mother of either 2 or 3 kids with herb marijuana an no bail for her. But two hard back man get hold with cocaine an they get bail?, an little bail dem man get. FOR COCAINE JUDGE!!!! FOR COCAINE … Should have never gotten out at all… Jahhh
So 2 on bail n wat happen to Mia n the others ? Why are they not out on bail too?
the justice system should consider changing its name to conspiracy system. you mean these men are out??????
What is Dominica coming too?
Before too long Dominica will be just like JAMAICA.
THIS IS SAD.
the others in Stockfarm will be out next time they are brought down for remand.
I want to see.
I think Scotland yard needs to pay this country a visit.
TOO MUCH RUBBISH!
what? r u serious? hmmmm well look more cocaine going to come.
A A! I thought drug man used to look more fly than that?Business not booming man?They look so miserable.
lol . hmm
These waste of nine months criminals all I will say “You can do as much as you want but not for as long as you want “because Jah see, and Jah know, in his own time he will allow a “quailing ” of epic proportion to befall you and all those that support you.
Continue doing your ting,enjoy it all, live high on the horse. Now you big, massive, large and in charge but for how long? Live life fast and furious, we the praying persons will be slow but deadly.
Don’t wish bad for ppl u fools !!!!! U’ll only disappoint ur self ……. Mine ur business and pray for ur so rounding !
When u kill peoples children with drugs, have big house big 4X4 with blod money and children there and there with slack wemen all over the place is it some think to hide, maintain children with bold money what should you expect from these or those children in the future. People rebember zion is a holy place no evel can enter there.
Wow granting bail to criminals? This trend needs to come to an end. I guess when the children and grandchildren of these magistrates and lawyers start getting high on crack and cocaine they will start keeping the drug dealers and pushers locked up.
RUBBISH!
they should not have bale …………….send them stock farm for 15 years the law in Dominica tooooo weak
UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!! Its time to shut down that court house, its non functional!! what a disgusting shame on our judicary!!!
see how dominican law is ridiculous. they get bail for bringing in cocaine but the lady with her children that was caught with the weed was denied bail .tell me who run the cocaine industry
i keep wondering …..parro have all that money? to buy these drugs?
no body not telling no parro to go buy drugs…they are not being forced…victimless crime…..
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when they steal people’s property to buy their drugs..punish the persons who they sell the stolen property too……..best way to fight crime in DA
and the drug dealers too
That’s because the drug problem in dominica is not as big as the law makes it seem. you think dealers get rich off the one two parros here. the majority of drugs that comes to dominica gets shipped out.
They are granted bail? These types of offences warrants imprisonment; not bail. This is another encouragement to commit additional crimes. No wonder they keep re-offending.
why dont the magistrates clean the jails and bail dem all,bcuz thats all they do bail everyone to be killed or commit more crimes,that seems to be the pattern in this country.well just free up the jail nah.i’m sick to my gutts..
lock up all drug dealers. then send home half of the police force???
cant understand what is going on in this country.chumpa and others thats all they do is backdoor racketering and he;s already on bail and now he’s granted bail again again to do the same .That is disgusting and frightening.oh lord help us.norde trying to be popular or he trying to be rich on the drug lords.i see no wonder he was under the microscope one time. criminals in high places..
oh so you hear the vibes too!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it’s only a matter of time!
let him feel comfortable.
our country if too corrupt. this is distasteful.
wolf in sheep clothing.
weh bordiyay,bail!after all that charges against them,weh weh weh,boi if i was them i go back door and never come back.look a system.moda crep,and them evil liers there have there place in hell waiting for them so continue man ,all u will make money.
BYE BYE HATERZ.
BOSS PLAYER
Dominica has become one of the most lawless nation to date. Hard core criminals are made free to walk the streets whilst petty offenders are punished to the letter. This country has so many flaws in its legal system its unbelievable . Does the legal system knows how much cash 30,000 grams of cocaine can generate, yet these offenders are set on bail for a measly $100,000. Wow what a fatal blow to the judicial system.
Those evil faces should beg to stay in jail cause they are not smart drug dealers. What happened to uncle monitoring bracelets they should be slapped on those guys to track all their movements also their phone conversations should be intercepted. Those hardened drugs dealers will go on to destroy others law abiding citizens and continue their drug dealing while on bail. Mark my words”.
DA justice system is a joke a laugh for a true justice system
Bail? what nonses is that, poisoning the Island youth with the devil”s bru, and they on bail well what has dominica become, I hope they rot in prison. I would like to thanks the police officers for a job well done.
i keep wondering …..parro have all that money? to buy these drugs?
no body not telling no parro to go buy drugs…they are not being forced….victimless crime…..
when they steal people’s property to buy their drugs..punish the persons who they sell the stolen property too……..best way to fight crime in DA
This wicked drug traffickers have been granted bail? They should have kept this smooth operator inside to rot. He is as wicked as he looks. I know him and know what I am saying. He should have never gotten bail. He has done enough to keep him inside until the trial date.
i cant agree with you more,this man is already on bail for a similar drug offence at the portsmouth magistrate court for 8 bags of cannabis and now he’s granted bail.i sometimes wonder why norde so seek the release of drug bandits.we go see..disgusting
Bail? Chumpa? what i hearing dere nuh, the fada more sootywere, well lets see dem behave good in possie before september, all tonight so is gwada they going.
hmmm.
that is all dem man doing and they still giving dem bail… what a country