Police officer Ransom Frederick, of Sineku, in the Kalinago Territory who was found guilty of the attempted murder of Glennie Bruney of 13 River Street, Roseau will be sentenced on December 3rd, 2026.
Reports indicate that some time in the wee hours of July 9, 2022, at River Street, Bruney was shot six (6) times by Frederick. Three times at his back and twice towards his front.
“The prosecution is very pleased with the outcome of this matter. That is the State Vs Ransom Frederick, where on the 22nd of October 2026, the matter came to a conclusion. And the verdict was reached by the jury,” State Attorney Kelvin Julien said.
He continued, “The jury unanimously found Ransom Frederick guilty of attempted murder, which carries a maximum penalty of 10 years.”
Julien said Frederick was also found guilty of the use of a firearm with intent to commit an offense contrary to the firearms act, which carries a maximum penalty of 20 years, “and the jury found him guilty of possession of a loaded firearm, while under the influence of an intoxicating substance.”
He said that penalty is five years maximum.
“All these three counts were by unanimous decision by the jury,” Julien explained.
The prosecution was led by State Attorney Kevin Julien, Senior Counsel Keith Scotland and assistance was given by State Attorney Gabrielle St. Hilaire, under the direction of the Director of Public Prosecutions Sherma Dalrymple.
