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X 6 murder trial set for Feb 2013

Wednesday, September 19, 2012



PATRICK Powell, the businessman charged with murder for the shooting death of Kingston College student Khajeel Mais, is to be tried in the Home Circuit Court next year February.

The trial, which is set to run for three weeks, is scheduled to start on February 18. The date was set when Powell appeared in court on Monday.

Powell’s bail has been extended.

Seventeen-year-old Mais was shot and killed after the taxi in which he was travelling was reportedly fired on by the driver of a BMX X6 luxury vehicle following a minor accident in Havendale, St Andrew last year.



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