Ocquema Dawson,Jerseys NFL Cheap, the policeman who was found guilty last September for the February 18, 2013 Globe Yard shootingOcquema Dawsonof Phillip Small is out on bail pending the outcome of appeals he filed in the Guyana Court of Appeal and in the Full Court.Dawson, who was attached to the Tactical Service Unit, was found guilty by Magistrate Judy Latchman of discharging a loaded firearm with intent to maim, disfigure or cause grievous bodily harm to Phillip Small, and possession of ammunition while not being the holder of a Firearm and Ammunition Licence.Through his Attorney Lyndon Amsterdam,Cheap Jerseys From China, Dawson, who had started serving his sentence of 48 months for discharging a loaded Firearm and 36 months and a fine of $50,000 for the other Offence,Wholesale Jerseys From China, was granted bail by a Judge of the Court of Appeal and the Chief Justice after Appeals were filed in the Court of Appeal for one conviction and Full Court for the other.The Attorney was able to persuade both Judges that his Client had grounds of appeal which had every prospect of success and that if not granted bail, there was likelihood that his Client would have served his whole sentence or a substantial part of it before the Appeals were heard by the various Appellate Courts.In the Court of Appeal, Justice of Appeal B.S. Roy examined the Petition for Bail and read the Memorandum of Reasons submitted by Magistrate Judy Latchman. He expressed disquiet with the application of the law in light of the findings of fact made by the learned Magistrate.Dawson was then admitted to Bail in the sum of $50,000 and ordered to lodge his passport within five days of his release from Prison. He is also required to attend Court on every day that the Appeal is being heard.He was also admitted to bail in the sum of $75,000 by Chief Justice Ian Chang after another Petition for bail was heard on Friday last.It is alleged that on February 18, 2013,Brian Campbell Jersey, whilst performing duties, Dawson, then a serving rank of the force, entered the Globe Yard on Waterloo Street and approached a group of men.The rank walked up and held on to one of them. Phillip Small noticed what had happened and intervened by speaking to the rank about the way he handled the man.Dawson reportedly became annoyed and cuffed Small who returned the favour. Dawson then discharged three shots from his gun – two hit Small on his right leg.The bulletproof vest which Dawson was wearing that day was later observed to have had several cuts about it and he was subsequently charged with damaging the force’s property.The force had revealed that Dawson was issued with a pistol and 15 rounds of ammunition but when he returned after the incident, the gun had 14 rounds. They contended that the rank should have returned 12 rounds, since three were discharged in Globe Yard.Two matching spent shells were recovered from the scene and the two extra rounds were suspected to have been illegally acquired. Following a four-month probe, three charges were instituted against the cop who resides at Murphy Street, Good Intent, West Bank Demerara.Dawson was accused of discharging a loaded firearm at Philip Small, with intent to maim, disfigure, disable or cause him grievous bodily harm on February 18, at Georgetown. He was also charged with having two live rounds of 9mm ammunition without a licence.Dawson was also accused of unlawfully and maliciously damaging the $245,Cheap Jerseys,000 bullet proof vest.For shooting Small, the Magistrate recalled that Dawson, in an unsworn testimony, had claimed that Small attacked him and attempted to stab him with a scissors.Nonetheless, Magistrate Latchman said that a firearm should be the last resort of any police rank and noted a court ruling where it was explained that the fact that an act was considered necessary does not mean that the resulting action was reasonable.The Magistrate said,Air Max 97 Gold, however, that one shot was enough to restrain Small and that a member of the TSU should not have acted in that manner. She noted that Dawson shot at Small twice and ruled that the rank did not act out of self-defence but rather with intent.During mitigation, Defence Attorney Lyndon Amsterdam urged the court to consider that Dawson opened fire during the execution of duties and in the heat of the moment rather than in a coldblooded, contemplated moment.He added that as it related to discharging the firearm, his client was in the situation where he was required to execute his duties. Amsterdam said that Dawson had been present at all sessions of his trial.The lawyer requested a suspen