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Feb 22, 2010

Belize City man caught with weed under his bicycle seat

Steffon Anderson

Steffon Anderson

While Ham makes his second appearance in the court, Steffon Anderson, has appeared in Magistrates’ Court three times before and on each occasion he was convicted of drug related offences. It was déjà vu today as thirty-two year old Anderson was charged after being caught with weed for a fourth time. He pleaded guilty to Possession of a Controlled Drug for twenty grams of cannabis that was found under the seat of his bicycle during a random police search last Friday. Anderson was fined seven hundred, which he is to pay by March thirty-first or spend seven months in prison. But after the proceedings, he was not allowed to leave because he owed the court six hundred dollars from a previous conviction and was remanded at the Queen Police Station until he paid up this evening.


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5 Responses for “Belize City man caught with weed under his bicycle seat”

  1. BELIZEAN PRIDE says:

    what a pride for for the fire department.

  2. macal rivera says:

    so sad he had a job, and now for his bad habits look where he end up

  3. drummy says:

    People in Bze do not have money to pay court fines. My question is ? why keep asking them for money they don’t have.

  4. mikc says:

    What’s with the “random” police searches? I didn’t realize Belize was a police state.

  5. Tom Beck says:

    While random searches are not the best way to
    approach policing the country, I think the cops
    are doing all they know how to do to handle the
    situation. It is your country, stand up and say “NO!”
    to this sort of stuff. Do not be so naïve as to expect
    the police not to trample on your rights if you let them.

    Tom — U.S.A.

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