(CNS): A George Town man has pleaded guilty to wounding and carrying a prohibited weapon in relation to a violent incident in December. Mark Charles Bodden admitted stabbing his victim in the chest with a flick-knife during an altercation in the capital in the vicinity of Jacques Scott on Shedden Road in the early morning hours of 13 December. Bodden, who appeared in Grand Court Friday, was remanded in custody until his sentencing hearing next month.
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