BARBADIANS DESERVE “unbroken quiet rest”, not music blasting in the dead of night.
This was the stern message left ringing in the ears of Thomas Ernest Moona after he appeared before Acting Chief Magistrate Christopher Birch yesterday.
In the midst of ongoing complaints and concerns relating to loud music being played in certain areas across Barbados, Moona, of No.16 Hillside Road, Gall Hill, Christ Church, was brought before the District “C” Magistrates’ Court on two charges that he caused a nuisance to the public by allowing loud music to be emitted from his residence.
And for the next 18 months, Moona’s unhappy neighbours should be at ease from his stereo as he will have to literally keep the peace after being placed on an 18-month bond. If he breaches it, he will have to pay the court $500 or spend six weeks in prison. (TKS)
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