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[British Virgin Islands Platinum News] – The two sisters, Sonja Williams, 29 and Sandrine Williams, 25, will have to wait until next year to have the gun charges matter against them heard.
The Williams sisters, natives of Guyana, recently reappeared in court in Tortola, BVI where the court apologized for the delay and indicated that the trial will now start on January 21, 2016. The adjournment was due to the prosecutor in the case being ill.
Sonja is charged with two counts of unlawful possession of ammunition and one count of unlawful possession of a prohibited firearm (AK 47-Rifle). Sandrine is charged with two counts of possession of explosives and one count of possession of a prohibited firearm.
Businessman Orlando Bonnick, a native of Jamaica, who is the boyfriend of Sandrine, previously pleaded guilty to the charges of keeping an unlicensed firearm, two counts of possession of explosives and keeping a prohibited firearm.
In February 2014, the items were found at Bonnick’s Butu Mountain residence which is occupied by the three.
The sisters are represented by Attorney-At-Law Stephen Daniels. The lawyer commented that it’s unfortunate that the sisters will have to go through the Christmas season with the charges hanging over their heads.
The guns could also be part of the stack Roger Khaki and the phantom have, is hell to play when the CLUNG leaves his big boy friends in jail and have to shack up with a BIG bubba in camp street
Could it be one of the many GDF AK47’s that are missing since Granger was head of said GDFand smuggled out of the country? The authorities should check the serial number if it is still intact
Guyanese sisters charged with possession of AK 47, ammo in BVI
One Jamy + 2 sissters bound to spell troble.
The brother has to protect his ass-ets with the high power weapon and explosives.
Lucky man dat lol