| Magistrate Judy Latchman on Tuesday paved the way for a new ‘friendship’ after she dished out $100,000 bail (each) to a hair dresser and a market vendor who had a scuffle over barbeque tickets at the East Coast Bus Park.Appearing at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court were Denva Thierens, 28, who was charged with unlawful wounding, and Shannon Dover, 39, who was charged with unlawful assault.The charge which was read to Thierens alleged that on November 1, at Hinck Street, Georgetown, she unlawfully and maliciously wounded Shannon Dover.Dover faced the charge which alleged that on the said date, at the aforementioned address, she unlawfully assaulted Denva Thierens so as to cause actual bodily harm.To the allegations, the ladies pleaded not guilty.Police Prosecutor Sergeant Vishnu Hunt presented the facts of the matter to the court. Hunt stated that on November 1, while at the East Coast Bus Park,Wholesale NHL Jerseys, Dover, a nail technician, confronted Thierens, a market vender,Cheap China Jerseys, about the money owed to her for two barbeque tickets.The court heard that the women had an argument and a fight ensued.When questioned, Dover, in open court,Wholesale Jerseys, stated that she was previously charged for threatening behaviour.The Prosecution then offered no objections to bail and Magistrate Judy Latchman then instructed both ladies that they would thereby be obligated to pay $100,Cheap Jerseys From China,000 bail.The ladies proceeded to conduct a conversation among themselves.Thierens then informed the magistrate “Your honour,Wholesale Jerseys China, we no longer want to proceed with the matter. We are friends you know.”Magistrate Judy Latchman permitted the ladies to testify that they no longer wanted to offer evidence in the matter,Wholesale Jerseys Free Shipping, following which she ordered them to pay $5000 each in court costs, before dismissing the matter. |
