The Supreme Court has handed down a life sentence to a 33-year-old Kingston man for unauthorized possession of ammunition.
The sentence which was delivered on Thursday, mandates that Dwight Johnson should serve a minimum of 15 years, before becoming eligible for parole.
He also received a concurrent sentence of three years and six months of hard labour for possession of assorted firearm parts.
Johnson’s conviction stems from a police operation on July 3, 2023, in Park Lane, Kingston.
The Supreme Court has handed down a life sentence to a 33-year-old Kingston man for unauthorized possession of ammunition.
The sentence which was delivered on Thursday, mandates that Dwight Johnson should serve a minimum of 15 years, before becoming eligible for parole.
He also received a concurrent sentence of three years and six months of hard labour for possession of assorted firearm parts.
Johnson’s conviction stems from a police operation on July 3, 2023, in Park Lane, Kingston.
The Supreme Court has handed down a life sentence to a 33-year-old Kingston man for unauthorized possession of ammunition.
The sentence which was delivered on Thursday, mandates that Dwight Johnson should serve a minimum of 15 years, before becoming eligible for parole.
He also received a concurrent sentence of three years and six months of hard labour for possession of assorted firearm parts.
Johnson’s conviction stems from a police operation on July 3, 2023, in Park Lane, Kingston.
The Supreme Court has handed down a life sentence to a 33-year-old Kingston man for unauthorized possession of ammunition.
The sentence which was delivered on Thursday, mandates that Dwight Johnson should serve a minimum of 15 years, before becoming eligible for parole.
He also received a concurrent sentence of three years and six months of hard labour for possession of assorted firearm parts.
Johnson’s conviction stems from a police operation on July 3, 2023, in Park Lane, Kingston.
The Supreme Court has handed down a life sentence to a 33-year-old Kingston man for unauthorized possession of ammunition.
The sentence which was delivered on Thursday, mandates that Dwight Johnson should serve a minimum of 15 years, before becoming eligible for parole.
He also received a concurrent sentence of three years and six months of hard labour for possession of assorted firearm parts.
Johnson’s conviction stems from a police operation on July 3, 2023, in Park Lane, Kingston.
The Supreme Court has handed down a life sentence to a 33-year-old Kingston man for unauthorized possession of ammunition.
The sentence which was delivered on Thursday, mandates that Dwight Johnson should serve a minimum of 15 years, before becoming eligible for parole.
He also received a concurrent sentence of three years and six months of hard labour for possession of assorted firearm parts.
Johnson’s conviction stems from a police operation on July 3, 2023, in Park Lane, Kingston.
The Supreme Court has handed down a life sentence to a 33-year-old Kingston man for unauthorized possession of ammunition.
The sentence which was delivered on Thursday, mandates that Dwight Johnson should serve a minimum of 15 years, before becoming eligible for parole.
He also received a concurrent sentence of three years and six months of hard labour for possession of assorted firearm parts.
Johnson’s conviction stems from a police operation on July 3, 2023, in Park Lane, Kingston.
The Supreme Court has handed down a life sentence to a 33-year-old Kingston man for unauthorized possession of ammunition.
The sentence which was delivered on Thursday, mandates that Dwight Johnson should serve a minimum of 15 years, before becoming eligible for parole.
He also received a concurrent sentence of three years and six months of hard labour for possession of assorted firearm parts.
Johnson’s conviction stems from a police operation on July 3, 2023, in Park Lane, Kingston.
The Supreme Court has handed down a life sentence to a 33-year-old Kingston man for unauthorized possession of ammunition.
The sentence which was delivered on Thursday, mandates that Dwight Johnson should serve a minimum of 15 years, before becoming eligible for parole.
He also received a concurrent sentence of three years and six months of hard labour for possession of assorted firearm parts.
Johnson’s conviction stems from a police operation on July 3, 2023, in Park Lane, Kingston.
The Supreme Court has handed down a life sentence to a 33-year-old Kingston man for unauthorized possession of ammunition.
The sentence which was delivered on Thursday, mandates that Dwight Johnson should serve a minimum of 15 years, before becoming eligible for parole.
He also received a concurrent sentence of three years and six months of hard labour for possession of assorted firearm parts.
Johnson’s conviction stems from a police operation on July 3, 2023, in Park Lane, Kingston.
