Topic: Elmer Wright

A 'ruthless and dangerous' convict, who posed such a danger to Cayman that he had to be sent to the UK's most secure prison, has lost his appeal to change the terms of his sentence.

A man who broke into an elderly couple’s home, tied them to chairs and robbed them at gunpoint of tens of thousands of dollars' worth of cash and jewellery, was set free by the Grand Court after giving evidence against his fellow defendants.

Shane Connor, 44, has been convicted of assaulting and robbing an elderly couple at gunpoint during an early morning home invasion, which was the culmination of a late-night crime spree in 2017.

Convicted robber Elemer 'Elmer' Wright has been transferred to a United Kingdom prison.

A 26-year-old George Town man was given a double life sentence for an aggravated burglary during which an elderly couple was tied up and robbed at gunpoint.

Elmer Wright of George Town was convicted of robbing an elderly couple in a home invasion, and for having 112 rounds of ammunition, a bulletproof vest, along with a string of other offences.

Elmer Wright, 26, was convicted of two counts of possession of an unlicensed firearm, in the form of ammunition and a bulletproof vest, in the Grand Court on Tuesday.

A Crown witness who admitted to breaking into a couple’s home with three other men, was accused of lying when he appeared in court.

Handcuffed and sitting in the back of a prison van that was being escorted by a dozen armed police under the watchful gaze of...