Topic: prostitution

In Grand Court on Wednesday, Justice Marlene Carter found Wayne Carlos Myles guilty of six charges relating to prostitution and not guilty to five other charges.

Wayne Carlos Myles, charged with living or attempting to live off the earnings of prostitution, denied on Thursday that he was involved in any way with the actions of any prostitutes in Cayman between July 2014 and June 2017.

Crown counsel Eleanor Fargin called her third and final witness on Friday in the case against Wayne Carlos Myles, who pleaded not guilty to prostitution-related charges allegedly committed between July 2014 and June 2016.

Trial began in Grand Court on Monday for Wayne Carlos Myles, who pleaded not guilty to living off the earnings of prostitution or attempting to do so, between July 1, 2014, and June 17, 2016.

For the past year, Marilyn Nasirun and her husband Craig have been “hanging out” at Coe Wood public beach in Bodden Town. Now they and other beach users have been left wondering if they can use the beach, play their music and sell their fish, socialize as they have always done and not see themselves as loiterers.

Toronto police fear there may be more victims after a 21-year-old Caymanian man was charged with human trafficking in connection with allegations he forced a woman into the sex trade.

A man accused of prostitution-related offenses was remanded in custody Monday after appearing before Magistrate Valdis Foldats.