Oclive Marshall |
In
addition, he has to serve one year on a charge of robbery under
arms. Marshall was also ordered to pay a fine of $5,000 with an
alternative of four months on another larceny charge.
Marshall,
34, (no given address) is alleged to have stolen from the
property of Peter Ross at McDoom, East Bank Demerara on December
30, 2001, one wrist watch, a torch light, a bottle of skin cream
and a quantity of mechanical tools all valued at $847,000.
On
May 21, last, Marshall allegedly robbed Matha
Persaud
of $7,000 also at McDoom, East Bank Demerara.
The
particulars of the offence stated that Persaud, the owner of a
minibus, stopped in McDoom to effect some repairs to his
vehicle. He later left for the Esso Gas Station in the same
area. Upon his return, he was approached by the defendant, who,
armed with a cutlass, pounced on him and relieved him of $6,000.
The two engaged in a scuffle, during which, Marshall reportedly
fired a chop at Persaud and then relieved him of another $1,000.
Meanwhile,
on July 28, the defendant was seen climbing from the fence of
George Walton at McDoom. He later removed a gas bottle from the
premises.
Marshall
pleaded guilty to all the charges.
Magistrate Holder-Allen warned Marshall that the penalty for a life of crime is a stretch of many years behind bars away from the five children he has.