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Heavy security at St George’s No 1 Magistrate Court

This story was posted 4 years ago
5 November 2018
in General News
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Tyron Francis (Green plaid shirt); Clint Toussaint (black shirt); Rafim Andrew (Blue t-shirt)
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by Curlan Campbell

  • Men alleged to have killed Norman Power made first court appearance today
  • Charge is non-capital murder

There was heavy security this morning at the St George’s No 1 Magistrate Court as police escorted 4 men alleged to have killed Jamaican businessman identified as 52-year-old Norman Power, alias “Yardie.”

Tyrone Francis, Anthony Chase, Rafim Andrew and Clint Toussaint made their first court appearance to answer the charge of non-capital murder.

Anthony Chase (Red tshirt);

Power was rushed to the General Hospital on Thursday, 1 November after sustaining fatal stab wounds over an altercation with 4 men near his mobile jerk chicken business at Green Bridge near the National Stadium.

The men are expected to return to court for mention on Monday, 19 November, represented by Attorney at law Arley Gill.

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  1. Rita Joseph says:
    4 years ago

    R.i.P Mr Power.I am sorry that I did not make the time to drop by and sample your chicken and renew acquaintance with your young chef as promised in early June. We ask ourselves what is wrong in our society when a human life can be held so cheaply so as to be snuffed out so callously My sincere condolences to your family and friends.

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