Two charged in Bermuda over 13.4 kg of cannabis worth $785,355
Zadun Robinson, 20, and Kanhai Fray, 32, were charged in Bermuda with possessing cannabis with intent to supply in St George's on 28 August 2018 and with conspiring to import drugs, over a combined 13.374 kilograms of cannabis valued at $785,355. Fray did not appear and a warrant was issued; Robinson was released on $25,000 bail and the case went to the Supreme Court.
Zadun Robinson, 20, of Sandys, and Kanhai Fray, 32, of Southampton, were charged
with possessing cannabis with intent to supply on 28 August 2018 in St George’s.[1]Robinson was also charged with possessing THC, the psychoactive component
of cannabis, on the same date.[1]
The court heard that Robinson was alleged to have 7.136 kilograms of cannabis
and 91.6 grams of THC.[1]Fray was alleged to have 6.238 kilograms of
cannabis.[1]The drugs were given a total street value in court of $473,450
for Robinson and $311,905 for Fray, $785,355 together.[1]
Both men were also charged with conspiracy to import drugs between an unknown
date and 28 August 2018.[1]They were both due to appear in the Magistrates’
Court on the day of the report; Fray failed to appear and a warrant for his
arrest was issued.[1]Senior magistrate Juan Wolffe released Robinson on
$25,000bail with orders to surrender his travel documents and report to
Hamilton Police Station three times a week.[1]No pleas were entered because
the case must be heard in the Supreme Court, and it was adjourned to the October
arraignments session.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
The article says the two were charged and were to appear the day it was published, but gives no exact date for the charging; 27 August 2019 is used as the incident date.
Fray's whereabouts after the arrest warrant are not reported.
The street values are those stated in court for the alleged quantities and do not include a separate value for the THC.
No plea, trial date or outcome has been reported in this account, and the total cannabis weight is the sum of the two men's alleged quantities.
Only one account, in The Royal Gazette, was found for this hearing.
The page's lead image is a plaque of the Bermuda coat of arms, not a photograph of the drugs or the hearing, so it is not listed as media.
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