During Edwards’ bail hearing, his attorney, Martyn Thomas, told the court that the defendant had come to Jamaica from the UK on vacation and that he had been cooperating with the authorities since his arrest. “As it relates to the allegations, he denies knowing that the substance was in the suitcase. It was also disclosed that an additional four weeks would be needed to complete the file. Grant-Pryce subsequently offered bail to Edwards in the sum of $1.2 million with two sureties and ordered him to submit his fingerprints to the police. Under caution, Edwards reportedly said, concerning the suitcase, “A borrow mi borrow it, enuh.

Source: The Star May 30, 2024 05:46 UTC