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Man
tries to sneak away with stolen goods
It seems some people never learn.
Just five months after a Westmoreland RM
gave 22-year-old St. James resident
Marlon Hill a suspended sentence after
he pleaded guilty to two counts of
larceny, he was at it again.
Hill appeared before the Montego Bay
Resident Magistrate's Court on Wednesday
and again pleaded guilty to two counts
of a similar offence.
And like the other occasions, he could
not resist the temptation of stealing a
cellular phone along with a pair of
sneakers.
Break ins reported
Allegations outlined in court are that
on May 24, at 11:50 p.m., the police
received information about a number of
break-ins in Bogue.
The police subsequently saw Hill, who
fitted the description given of the
culprit, walking along Bouge main road
with a bag in his hand.
A search of the bag revealed two
cellular phones and a pair of sneakers.
He gave conflicting stories about the
phones and was unable to insert a
correct pin number. He later confessed
to stealing them and took the police to
the two complainant's home where the
female complainant identified one of the
phones and the male complainant
identified the sneakers.
RM Winsome Henry ordered that Hill be
remanded pending his criminal records
after she learnt about his antecedents.
He is scheduled to return to court
today.
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