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February 15, 2025February 15, 2025 by crimeandmoreworld - News Desk

Prison Sentence for ‘Found’ Gun

In addition to four years and five months in prison, Ridon Thomas Pilgrim Ramsey of Barbados has to repay $40,000 in fines for the firearm and ammunition he told police he found.

According to the local media,on September 4, 2021, a 25-year-old resident of Marshall Parkinson Gap, Tudor Bridge, St. Michael, was found guilty of possessing a.40 semiautomatic pistol without a valid license and 36 rounds of ammunition without a valid a license.

Justice Wanda Blair stated that Pilgrim Ramsey had told a probation officer that he was carrying the pistol for a friend, which was not the information that was given to the police. She also set a beginning point of eight years for both charges.