Two couples were brought before the courts on Monday to face separate possession of narcotic for the purpose of trafficking charges.The matter of Carl Ashley and Christina Camacho of James Street Albouystown,Jerseys Wholesale, was called before that of Alicia Gilkes and Alair Hendricks who reside at Bent Street.Both Couples, accused of possession of the narcotic for trafficking purposes, were allegedly discovered with the illicit drug on Saturday last (January 4) at their separate residences.The prosecution’s claim was that Ashley and Camacho had 93 grams of cannabis in their possession while Giles and Hendricks had 109 grams.In the case of Ashley and Camacho,Cheap Adidas NHL Jerseys, the Prosecution explained that the bust was made when a party of police ranks went to James Street, Albouystown and contacted the two. The couple’s apartment was checked where the police discovered leaves, seeds and stems suspected to be cannabis.The couple was then arrested and taken to the Narcotics Branch, Criminal Investigation Division,Cheap Jerseys Supply, Eve Leary where the substance was weighed and amounted to 93 grams.The two had pleaded not guilty to the charge and the matter was transferred to Magistrate Fabayo Azore who sits in the said court. Despite Defence Attorney Gordon Gilhuys’ bail application, the couple was ordered held until January 17.Gilhuys had pleaded with the court to offer Camacho bail since according to him she is one month pregnant. However, his application was met with objections by Police Prosecutor Renetta Bentham who claimed that the lawyer failed to provide the court with special reasons for bail.Meanwhile, the matter of Gilkes and Hendricks was handed to Magistrate Ann McLennan who also sits in the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court.Corporal Mangru,Wholesale Authentic Jerseys, prosecuting,Cheap Jerseys China, described how the substance was discovered. He claimed that on the day in question,cheap jerseys nfl wholesale, the police had received information and as such journeyed to Bent Street.In the presence of the accused a search was conducted on the premises which allegedly led to the discovery of 86 small Ziploc bags in the kitchen which contained the illicit drug.Mangru added that Hendricks admitted to owning the drug. However, their lawyer claimed that the police arrested Hendricks on the street and then led him into his house. The attorney argued that his clients are tenants who share the yard with other occupants.Magistrate McLennan thereafter allowed bail for Gilkes in the sum of $200,000. However, Hendricks was remanded to prison. The matter stands adjourned to January 29.