The Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court ruled yesterday that the case against former Cash Plus boss Carlos Hill will in September be transferred to the Home Circuit Court, where he will be tried on a charge of fraud.The matter is being transferred because the charge — under Section 28 of the Larceny Act — requires that the case be tried before a jury. If convicted, Hill could be sentenced to a maximum of seven years.
Maximum of 7 years??? so him can get all 1yr...wat kinda BS is this. So a man can rob so many millions n only get up to 7yrs in prison. A schoolboy holiday dat....Dem need fi let u out 2 walk freely amongst some of those ppl u robbed n then they will surely giv u the justice u deserve SMDH
Well dem just affi mek sure him get regular supply a jerry curl juice so di man throwback hairstyle nuh dry up inna prison an stop him swag
ReplyDelete7 YEARS THAT'S ALL, SERIOUSLY NOW CRIME REALLY PAYS
ReplyDeleteCarlos Hill give di people dem whey yu rob back dem money..yu and yu family is the biggest set of magicians and fraudsters jamaica has ever seen...
ReplyDeleteMr Liquidator is it true that behind close door you busy paying out to the big fish dem large sums of money, you and mr politician a wrap up inna bed and drink big liquor, laugh and chat bout all the poor cash plus investors dem who dont know the runnings?????????????????????
Your shredder observed working overtime alot these days, staff have big eye and even bigger nose and someone smells stinky Mr Liquidator!