One of two men jointly charged with robbing an owner in her mini mart in Princes Town has been jailed by a master in the High Court.
Omar James was sentenced to one year with hard labour in jail after he pleaded guilty to robbery with aggravation.
His co-accused, Tristan Ramdeen, also pleaded guilty and was put on a bond of $3,000 to keep the peace and be of good behaviour for two years.
In default, Ramdeen, who is a first-time offender, will serve nine months with simple imprisonment in jail.
Master Master Magaret Sookraj-Goswani presided over the case was and passed the sentences on May 28.
PC Siewdass laid the charges and Sookraj-Goswani commended him for his dedication and execution of his duty.
Police reports said on May 23, at around 9 pm, two men entered the mini mart at St Julien's Village and announced a holdup.
They stole a quantity of cash, the proceeds of the day's sales.
A passerby saw the robbery in progress and closed the mini mart's front gate, preventing the men from leaving.
The police were called and arrested the men.
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