Earlier this month, Kyle Chaplin was on remand for allegedly firing shots at 4 police officers on May Flower Street, but tonight he is out on bail. Crown Counsel Riis Cattouse objected, but Chaplin's attorney Dickie Bradley, convinced Justice Antonette Moore to grant him bail. Chaplin was offered bail of $10,000, which he met. He has also been placed on a curfew from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
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Earlier this month, Kyle Chaplin was on remand for allegedly firing shots at 4 police officers on May Flower Street, but tonight he is out on bail. Crown Counsel Riis Cattouse objected, but Chaplin's attorney Dickie Bradley, convinced Justice Antonette Moore to grant him bail. Chaplin was offered bail of $10,000, which he met. He has also been placed on a curfew from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.