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Kaia Sealy’s sufficiency hearing over eight charges leveled against her in relation to a police-involved shooting in January which claimed the life of her partner has been postponed to next year.
The hearing, in which the evidence against an accused is analysed to determine if they should face trial, was set to commence before High Court Master Nazeera Ali, this morning.
However, when the case was called, Sealy’s lead attorney Larry Williams requested an adjournment.
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