Kingston businessman granted $400,000 bail in ammunition trafficking case

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September 18, 2026

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Kingston businessman granted $400,000 bail in ammunition trafficking case

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A Kingston businessman implicated in the discovery of approximately 450 rounds of live ammunition in a barrel at Kingston Wharves was granted $400,000 bail in the Gun Court Division of the Circuit Court on Wednesday.

The 35-year-old defendant Michael Williams, of a Kingston 2 address, is charged with conspiracy to traffic prohibited weapons.

The ammunition was found in a barrel containing an assortment of food items.

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