Police employee denies firearms charges

| 20/03/2023
Cayman News Service
Courthouse in George Town

(CNS): Courtney Bush Myles Jr (30), who is suspended from his job with the RCIPS as a civilian support administrator, pleaded not guilty to firearms charges when he appeared in court on Friday. He is charged with having an unlicensed Springfield Armory semi-automatic pistol and eight rounds of ammunition at a house in George Town last summer. Myles, who has denied the charges, will face trial in October.

Bailed to return for trial, Myles had been arrested and then charged over the illegal gun after police searched his home as part of an as yet undisclosed, ongoing investigation.

He was one of two men who appeared in court on Friday facing charges over unlicensed weapons. Victor Lean also pleaded not guilty to possession of a Winchester 1300 shotgun, a charge that is based on a video, the court heard. His trial was set for 3 April, and he was also bailed to return.


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