Author: Clement Reid

Convicted gang leader Andre ”Blackman” Bryan had to be taken out of court this morning (October 2) due to what has been described as “a health situation”.

The situation developed as the sentencing hearing in the Clansman-One Don Gang Trial resumed in the Home Circuit Court.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused are being sentenced by Chief Justice Bryan Sykes.

Bryan’s situation developed while the Chief Justice was deliberating.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused were found guilty in March.

Bryan was convicted for leadership of a criminal organisation and six counts of facilitating the commission of a serious offence by a criminal organisation.

The others were all found guilty of being part of a criminal organisation.

The hearing is expected to come to an end tomorrow.

Convicted gang leader Andre ”Blackman” Bryan had to be taken out of court this morning (October 2) due to what has been described as “a health situation”.

The situation developed as the sentencing hearing in the Clansman-One Don Gang Trial resumed in the Home Circuit Court.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused are being sentenced by Chief Justice Bryan Sykes.

Bryan’s situation developed while the Chief Justice was deliberating.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused were found guilty in March.

Bryan was convicted for leadership of a criminal organisation and six counts of facilitating the commission of a serious offence by a criminal organisation.

The others were all found guilty of being part of a criminal organisation.

The hearing is expected to come to an end tomorrow.

Convicted gang leader Andre ”Blackman” Bryan had to be taken out of court this morning (October 2) due to what has been described as “a health situation”.

The situation developed as the sentencing hearing in the Clansman-One Don Gang Trial resumed in the Home Circuit Court.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused are being sentenced by Chief Justice Bryan Sykes.

Bryan’s situation developed while the Chief Justice was deliberating.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused were found guilty in March.

Bryan was convicted for leadership of a criminal organisation and six counts of facilitating the commission of a serious offence by a criminal organisation.

The others were all found guilty of being part of a criminal organisation.

The hearing is expected to come to an end tomorrow.

Convicted gang leader Andre ”Blackman” Bryan had to be taken out of court this morning (October 2) due to what has been described as “a health situation”.

The situation developed as the sentencing hearing in the Clansman-One Don Gang Trial resumed in the Home Circuit Court.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused are being sentenced by Chief Justice Bryan Sykes.

Bryan’s situation developed while the Chief Justice was deliberating.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused were found guilty in March.

Bryan was convicted for leadership of a criminal organisation and six counts of facilitating the commission of a serious offence by a criminal organisation.

The others were all found guilty of being part of a criminal organisation.

The hearing is expected to come to an end tomorrow.

Convicted gang leader Andre ”Blackman” Bryan had to be taken out of court this morning (October 2) due to what has been described as “a health situation”.

The situation developed as the sentencing hearing in the Clansman-One Don Gang Trial resumed in the Home Circuit Court.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused are being sentenced by Chief Justice Bryan Sykes.

Bryan’s situation developed while the Chief Justice was deliberating.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused were found guilty in March.

Bryan was convicted for leadership of a criminal organisation and six counts of facilitating the commission of a serious offence by a criminal organisation.

The others were all found guilty of being part of a criminal organisation.

The hearing is expected to come to an end tomorrow.

Convicted gang leader Andre ”Blackman” Bryan had to be taken out of court this morning (October 2) due to what has been described as “a health situation”.

The situation developed as the sentencing hearing in the Clansman-One Don Gang Trial resumed in the Home Circuit Court.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused are being sentenced by Chief Justice Bryan Sykes.

Bryan’s situation developed while the Chief Justice was deliberating.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused were found guilty in March.

Bryan was convicted for leadership of a criminal organisation and six counts of facilitating the commission of a serious offence by a criminal organisation.

The others were all found guilty of being part of a criminal organisation.

The hearing is expected to come to an end tomorrow.

Convicted gang leader Andre ”Blackman” Bryan had to be taken out of court this morning (October 2) due to what has been described as “a health situation”.

The situation developed as the sentencing hearing in the Clansman-One Don Gang Trial resumed in the Home Circuit Court.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused are being sentenced by Chief Justice Bryan Sykes.

Bryan’s situation developed while the Chief Justice was deliberating.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused were found guilty in March.

Bryan was convicted for leadership of a criminal organisation and six counts of facilitating the commission of a serious offence by a criminal organisation.

The others were all found guilty of being part of a criminal organisation.

The hearing is expected to come to an end tomorrow.

Convicted gang leader Andre ”Blackman” Bryan had to be taken out of court this morning (October 2) due to what has been described as “a health situation”.

The situation developed as the sentencing hearing in the Clansman-One Don Gang Trial resumed in the Home Circuit Court.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused are being sentenced by Chief Justice Bryan Sykes.

Bryan’s situation developed while the Chief Justice was deliberating.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused were found guilty in March.

Bryan was convicted for leadership of a criminal organisation and six counts of facilitating the commission of a serious offence by a criminal organisation.

The others were all found guilty of being part of a criminal organisation.

The hearing is expected to come to an end tomorrow.

Convicted gang leader Andre ”Blackman” Bryan had to be taken out of court this morning (October 2) due to what has been described as “a health situation”.

The situation developed as the sentencing hearing in the Clansman-One Don Gang Trial resumed in the Home Circuit Court.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused are being sentenced by Chief Justice Bryan Sykes.

Bryan’s situation developed while the Chief Justice was deliberating.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused were found guilty in March.

Bryan was convicted for leadership of a criminal organisation and six counts of facilitating the commission of a serious offence by a criminal organisation.

The others were all found guilty of being part of a criminal organisation.

The hearing is expected to come to an end tomorrow.

Convicted gang leader Andre ”Blackman” Bryan had to be taken out of court this morning (October 2) due to what has been described as “a health situation”.

The situation developed as the sentencing hearing in the Clansman-One Don Gang Trial resumed in the Home Circuit Court.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused are being sentenced by Chief Justice Bryan Sykes.

Bryan’s situation developed while the Chief Justice was deliberating.

Bryan and his 14 co-accused were found guilty in March.

Bryan was convicted for leadership of a criminal organisation and six counts of facilitating the commission of a serious offence by a criminal organisation.

The others were all found guilty of being part of a criminal organisation.

The hearing is expected to come to an end tomorrow.