LESS THAN A WEEK after Bush Hall route taxi conductor Troy Tyrone Stanford was convicted of unlawfully killing a fellow ZR conductor, his girlfriend appeared in court accused of perverting the course of justice.
Tonya Tamara Thompson (left), 26, a clerk/typist of Silver Hill, Christ Church, denied harassing a juror who sat on Stanford’s case, but was not required to plead to perverting the course of justice on June 23.
The alleged incident occurred on the compound of the Supreme Court complex after the jury had come to its decision and had been discharged.
She was granted bail but was remanded to HMP Dodds after her surety could not satisfy the court’s bail conditions.
Full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
Conductor’s girlfriend remanded
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