Eight months after being convicted of escaping lawful custody and malicious damage, 30-year-old Tevin Willock of Grays Farm is due back in court on fresh ammunition, larceny and malicious damage charges.
Willock Faces Fresh Charges
Police charged Willock with unlawful possession of 12 rounds of 9mm ammunition in connection with an incident in Perry Bay on Thursday, 3 September.
He was also charged in relation to a separate incident in Perry Bay on 7 August, when he allegedly stole two Invicta watches, two gold chains and EC$535 in cash.
Police said the items had a combined value of about EC$3,185.
Willock was further charged with malicious damage for allegedly breaking the front passenger-door glass of a Honda Stepwagon, valued at approximately EC$800.
He is expected to appear before the court this week to answer the charges.
In January, Willock was sentenced to seven months in prison for escaping lawful custody and malicious damage.
