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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. 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

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

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Following pleas in mitigation the charge was withdrawn.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. 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. 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. 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. Orville Webb

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. Nathan DeLisser

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

Decisions/Orders granted:

September 28, 2017

Plea: Guilty

Sentence: $40,000.00 or two months imprisonment at hard labour

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