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A businessman accused of collecting $1.2 million from a senior member of the Jamaica Constabulary Force for a motor vehicle that was never delivered has been granted bail in the St Catherine Parish Court.
Jerome Crichton, who is charged with Non-Delivery of Service and Fraudulent Conversion, was offered $300,000 bail with surety when he appeared before Parish Court Judge Roneiph Lawrence on Thursday.
During the hearing, defence attorney Delpharine Golding-Jenkins argued that Crichton is a legitimate businessman who operates a motor vehicle dealership and has previously done business with the complainant.
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