Topic: Wayne Carlos Myles

The Court of Appeal has upheld four drug convictions and an 11-year prison sentence for convicted street dealer Wayne Carlos Myles, who is said to have supplied nearly one pound of cocaine over two years.

The Court of Appeal has upheld the sentences and convictions of Wayne Carlos Myles on pimping and conspiracy to supply cocaine charges.

Drug dealer Wayne Carlos Myles, who is serving 13 years in prison on cocaine charges, has received an additional two years for a conviction for pimping. He is the first person to be convicted and sentenced for pimping-related charges in the Cayman Islands.

Delays in the Summary Court sentencing of a convicted cocaine dealer, Wayne Carlos Myles, means he will have wait until October to learn his fate.

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.

A cocaine case that started in 2015 almost concluded on Friday, when four men were scheduled to be sentenced for their various roles in a conspiracy to supply controlled drugs.

A jury of four men and three women began deliberations on Wednesday after hearing evidence and closing speeches in the trial of three men charged with conspiracy to supply drugs.