Saturday, April 25, 2026

Cop: He said he didn’t mean to do it

Date:

Share post:

Murder accused Shawn Phillips told the mother of Melissa Davis that he “ain’t went to” kill her daughter and he hoped God would forgive him.

This was the testimony of Bernard Harte, who took the stand in the No. 3 Supreme Court yesterday.

The lawman told the court he went to Barkers Road, Haggatt Hall, St Michael, on December 5, 2008, where he saw Davis’ decomposed body. On January 2, the following year, he went to the Glebe Police Station where he saw the accused.

Harte said he told Phillips about the murder investigation and he replied: “I ain’t know nothing ’bout no murder, so I ain’t want no lawyer.” (HLE)

Related articles

PM issues a statement on Patrick Husbands’ retirement

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley issues a statement following the announcement of veteran jockey Patrick Husbands’ retirement.Today, Barbados...

Gospel Fest back despite funding woe

Executive director of Barbados Gospel Fest, Adrian Agard, has raised concern about rising crime and what he described as a...

BWU again flags misuse of contract jobs

The Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) continues to express concerns about employers increasingly using temporary contracts for jobs that...

Veteran jockey Husbands retires

Patrick Husbands, the legendary Barbadian jockey, has called time on his illustrious career. He announced his retirement from the...