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2019
Name Breach Decision
R v. Herman Smith

Breach of the Wild Life Protection Act:

Did unlawfully hunt a protected bird. contrary to The Wild Life Protection Act, s. 6

Decision(s)/Orders(s):

Thursday, October 03, 2019

Sentence: $20,000.00

R v. UC RUSAL Alumina Jamaica Limited

Did cause whether directly or indirectly noxious or polluting matter to enter the Rio Cobre, a water body containing fish.

Decision(s)/Orders(s):

Listed for trial on:

Friday, April 16, 2021

Monday, April 19, 2021

Thursday, April 29, 2021

Friday, April 30, 2021

Monday, May 10, 2021

Monday, May 17, 2021

Wednesday, May 19, 2021

R v. Kyle Ramsay

Breach of the Wild Life Protection Act:

Did unlawfully kill capture or willfully molest any animal or bird in a Game Sanctuary contrary to s. 4(1)(a) of the Wild Life Protection Act.

Decision(s)/Orders(s):

Listed for trial, Monday, June 28, 2021

2018
Name Breach Decision
R v. Vivian Robinson (Water’s Edge Villa )

The Defendant is charged with breaches of the Beach Control Act. More specifically:

i. Encroachment of 21 pylons.

Decision(s)/Orders(s):

Wednesday, October 24, 2018

Plea: Guilty

Listed for sentencing, Monday, December 10, 2018.

Monday, December 10, 2018

Sentence: $100,000 or Three (3) months imprisonment

R v. Dragon Court Foods Ltd

Breach of the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (Plastic Packing Material Prohibition) Order, 2018

Decision(s)/Orders(s):

Wednesday, November 11, 2019

Sentence: $25,000.00 or 30 days in prison

R v. Nordie Smith

The Defendant was charged with the operation and construction of a wastewater treatment facility without a permit contrary to The Natural Resources Conservation Authority Act s. 9(2)

Decisions/Order(s):

Wednesday September 20, 2018

Order: Admonished and discharged.

R v. Rashidi Williams

The Defendant was charged with breaches of the Beach Control Act. More specifically:

  1. Encroaching on the foreshore and floor of the sea and floor of the sea by dredging without a Beach Licence
  2. Encroaching on the foreshore and floor of the sea by dredging without a Beach Licence.
  3. Encroaching on the foreshore and floor of the Sea by reclamation, through Dumping of boulders on the Foreshore and Floor of the Sea without a Licence

Decisions/Orders granted:

September 6, 2017

Plea: Guilty

Sentence: $150,000.00.

Following pleas in mitigation the charge was withdrawn.

R v. Trevor Dunkley

Breach of the Natural Resources Conservation Act, 1991 s. 9(2). Defendant was charged for operating a dispensing and storage petroleum facility without an environmental permit.

Decisions/Orders granted:

Mention on Thursday September 13, 2018

(Bench Warrant served.)

R v. (1) Michael Harris and (2) Clive McNuff

Breach of the Wild Life Protection Act: Did unlawfully kill, capture or willfully molest a protected animal as well as possess parts of a protected letter contrary to s. 6 and 6A of the Wild Life Protection Act.

Decision(s)/Order(s):

Wednesday, September 19, 2018.

Sentence: $25,000.00 for each charge.

[Each defendant was fined a total of $50,000.00]

R v. Brett Thwaites

Breach of the Wild Life Protection Act:

Did unlawfully hunt game birds in excess of the maximum of twenty by one person during the period sunrise 9:00a.m. contrary to The Wild Life Protection (Game Bird Hunting Limit) Regulations 2007, Regulation 2

Decision(s)/Orders(s):

Wednesday, September 12, 2018.

Plea: Guilty

Sentence: $20,000.00.

. R v. Neville J. Melvin

Breach of the s. 3(1) of the Wild Life Protection (Hunters Licences) Regulations

Decisions/Orders granted:

June 5, 2018

Plea: Guilty.

Sentence: $20,000.00 or forty-four days.

R v. Harish Lachmandas et al (17 Dillsbury Avenue)

Breach of section 12 of the Natural Resources Conservation Act, 1991 – The defendants discharged Sewage Effluent into Waters, on the Ground or into the Ground at Millsborough Gully, behind Wiggan Loop, Barbican Mews

Decisions/Orders granted:

June 21, 2018

Admonished and discharged because the parties came into compliance.

R v. Gregory Lee

Breach of the Wild Life Protection Act:

Did unlawfully kill capture or willfully molest any animal or bird in a Game Sanctuary contrary to s. 4(1)(a) of the Wild Life Protection Act.

Decision(s)/Orders(s):

Listed for trial, Monday, June 28, 2021

2017
Name Breach Decision
R v. Bobby Chang

The Defendant is charged with breaches of the Beach Control Act. More specifically:

  1. Submerged rubble breakwater; and
  2. Encroachment of 27 pylons.

Decisions/Orders granted:

December 12, 2017

Plea: Guilty

Sentence: $150,000.00 for each offence

R v. Pan Caribbean Sugar Company Limited

The Defendant was charged under:

1) The Waste Water Sludge Regulations, Reg. 6(1) for discharge of trade effluent into the environment without a licence;

2) The Natural Resources Conservation Authority Act s. 12(1)(a) for discharge of trade effluent into the environment without a licence; and

3) The Wild Life Protection Act s. 11 for discharge of trade effluent into a river containing fish.

Decision(s)/Order(s): December 11, 2017 Matter adjourned sine die

R v. Equipment Maintenance Limited (Michael Causwell)

The Defendant was charged for contravening an Enforcement Notice dated 19 September 2017

[Enforcement Notice issued pursuant to Town and Country Planning Act s. 23B]

Decisions/Orders granted:

December 4, 2017

Plea: Guilty

Sentence: $20,000.00.

R v. Proprietors Strata Plan No. 561 (Gardens of Arcadia)

The Defendant was charged with operating a sewage treatment facility contrary to section 9 (2) of the Natural Resources Conservation Authority Act without the requisite licence.

Decisions/Orders granted:

October 30, 2017

Plea: Guilty

Sentence: $20,000.00

R v. Nohaud Azan

The Defendant is charged with a breach of the Beach Control Act. More specifically:

Encroachment of a groyne.

Decisions/Orders granted:

September 13, 2017

Plea: Guilty

Sentence: $150,000.00

R v. Silhouette Bay Limited

The Defendant is charged with breaches of the Beach Control Act. More specifically:

i. Encroachment of a groyne; and

ii. Encroachment of 10 pylons.

Decisions/Orders granted:

September 13, 2017

Plea: Guilty

Sentence: $150,000.00 for each offence

R v. Ronnie Elmhirst

Breach of the s. 9(1) of the Beach Control Act

Decisions/Orders granted:

August 22, 2017

Order: Ms. Elmhirst ordered to collect and pay for her Beach Licence.

[Ms. Elmhirst complied on September 5, 2017]