But the Dillon’s legal team resisted and subsequently prayed Judge Willie to bail the defendant out of jail. However Judge Willie, dismissing the Prosecution’s argument that Dillon should not be granted bail because the crime murder was not a bailable offense, said Dillon can be admitted to bail except that the state must prove that presumption is great and proof is evident. Recalling the official report of the police investigation, on April 12, 2019, defendant Oliver Dillon parked his vehicle opposite the Jeety Trading Corporation in Via Town, Bushrod Island around 12 midnight and went home. Later, he decided to go back to collect his items, “as Dillon was approaching his car, he encountered three men, including the Koffa (victim). One of them was in possession of a pair of scissors.”The three, police alleged engaged Dillon in the darkness with aggression and malicious intent, but in the process, Dillon pulled out a knife and stabbed Koffa twice in his left chest.

Source: Daily Observer May 09, 2019 02:28 UTC