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Tuesday, July 15, 2025

Fisherman in court for Toco murder

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Tyronne Marryshaw, 30, of L’Anse Noire, being taken out of the Sangre Grande First Magistrates Court after he appeared before Magistrate Debra Quintyne yesterday.

Tyronne Marryshaw, 30, of L’Anse Noire, being taken out of the Sangre Grande First Magistrates Court after he appeared before Magistrate Debra Quintyne yesterday.

RALPH BANWARIE

Fish­er­man Ty­ronne Mar­ryshaw ap­peared in court yes­ter­day charged with the mur­der of an­oth­er fish­er­man fol­low­ing a dis­pute of a miss­ing boat light.

Mar­ryshaw, 30, of L’Anse Noire Vil­lage, To­co, ap­peared be­fore San­gre Grande Mag­is­trate De­bra Quin­tyne yes­ter­day.

Mar­ryshaw is ac­cused of mur­der­ing 38-year-old David Cal­len­der of Uni­ty Lane, Anglais Road, Cumana, on Jan­u­ary 14. The charge was laid by Sgt Sookdeo of To­co Po­lice Sta­tion.

Mar­ryshaw bowed his head as Quin­tyne read the charge to him. He was rep­re­sent­ed by at­tor­neys Patrick God­son Phillip and Na­dia Scott.

Mar­ryshaw was re­mand­ed in cus­tody at Gold­en Grove Prison and will re­turn to court on Feb­ru­ary 19.

On Mon­day, Mar­ryshow ap­peared be­fore the same mag­is­trate charged with pos­ses­sion of a firearm and am­mu­ni­tion.

He was grant­ed $70,000 bail on that charge but was re­ar­rest­ed be­fore leav­ing the hold­ing cell at San­gre Grande and charged with mur­der fol­low­ing in­struc­tions from the Of­fice of the Di­rec­tor of Pub­lic Pros­e­cu­tions.


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