Shavel Jones, a 25-year-old Flight Operator, has been charged with malicious damage to property after allegedly damaging items worth $1,610,000. She pleaded not guilty in court and was granted bail set at $100,000. The case will resume on February 13, 2025.
Shavel Jones, a 25-year-old Flight Operator residing at Lot 1961 Farm, East Bank Demerara, and Lot 314 Wood Ward, Queens, New York, was arrested on January 23, 2025. She faces charges of malicious damage to property, accused of causing destruction to items valued at $1,610,000 belonging to Colin Primus, which allegedly occurred on the same date at Golden Grove, East Bank Demerara.
During a virtual court appearance at the Diamond/Grove Magistrate Court on January 27, Jones pleaded not guilty to the charges presented against her. Principal Magistrate Leron Daly granted Jones bail, set at $100,000. The case is scheduled for further proceedings on February 13, 2025, to receive reports and statements regarding the incident.
In Guyana, the law addresses various offenses, including malicious damage to property, which pertains to the intentional destruction or damage of another individual’s belongings. Such cases typically involve significant legal procedures, including court appearances, where the accused has the opportunity to plead their case. This particular instance involves both local law and international implications, given Jones’ dual residency in Guyana and the United States.
In summary, Shavel Jones has been charged with malicious damage to property, specifically for damaging items belonging to Colin Primus. She has pleaded not guilty and was granted bail by the Magistrate Court, with her next court appearance scheduled for February 13, 2025, to further address the allegations.
Original Source: caribbean.loopnews.com
