
Mark Daisley (front) taking some of his furniture from the house. (Pictures by Jameel Springer.)
- Amazon pulls the plug on New York headquarters Read More
- Late interest payments from Central Bank Read More
- Slow pace at Classic Read More
- Gayle quitting One-Dayers after WC Read More
- Wanted: A more efficient airport Read More
- Low-hanging fruit for all Read More
- Rap scores Grammy breakthrough while girl power rules awards show Read More
MORE ARTICLES
TEN MONTHS OF FREE LIVING came to an abrupt end for a St Peter “tenant” yesterday.
Mark Daisley had been shacking up in an unfinished wall house at Lot 14 Leslie Gardens, Maynards, without the owner’s knowledge, far less permission, but it all ended yesterday under the eyes of the law.
He had to move out all his possessions – including a living room suite, washing machine, two fridges, two stoves, a large flat screen TV, as well as a dog tied up and living on the inside – when he was eventually found out.
Carlos Yearwood, acting on the behalf of his brother Lincoln Harris, owner of the property, came with members of the Royal Barbados Police Force in tow and ordered Daisley to clear out from the private house.
Daisley claimed he was living at the unfinished wall house with the permission of the owner, whom he referred to as Chris, after doing some work for him. He explained that due to his girlfriend falling ill and him losing his job, he was in dire straits and needed somewhere to go desperately. (DB)
Subscribe now to our eNATION edition.
For the latest stories and breaking news updates download the Nationnews apps for iOS and Android.
JOIN THE DISCUSSION
Dos and Donts
Welcome to our discussion forum here on nationnews.com. We encourage lively debate, but we also urge you to take note of the following: