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23 de ene. de 2003 · Jan. 23, 2003 – Wayne Chinnery, former drug policy adviser to Gov. Charles W. Turnbull, was sentenced to three years in prison on Wednesday for his conviction on four counts of perjury.
7 de may. de 2002 · A jury in U.S. District Court found Wayne Chinnery guilty of four counts of perjury. Chinnery was known as the "drug czar" when he served in 1999 and 2000 as the governor's drug policy adviser and head of the police Narcotics Strike Force.
Wayne Chinnery was indicted in the District Court of the Virgin Islands on four counts of perjury in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1623. Following trial to a jury, Chinnery was convicted on all counts and sentenced to thirty-six months imprisonment. Chinnery appeals raising a host of cons titutional, statutory, evidentiary, and procedural challenges
2 de oct. de 2001 · Oct. 2, 2001 – Former Virgin Islands drug czar Wayne Chinnery went on trial Tuesday in District Court, accused of violating a woman's civil rights by pistol-whipping her during a drug search in May of last year.
3 de oct. de 2001 · A U.S. District Court jury acquitted former V.I. drug czar Wayne Chinnery on Wednesday of all three charges that had been brought against him in connection with a May 2000 incident in Hospital Ground that sent a 19-year-old woman to the hospital.
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Wayne Chinnery, Drug Policy Advisor to the Governor, Law Enforcement Planning Commission, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Meridith Nielsen, Deputy Drug Policy Advisor, Law Enforcement Planning Commission, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Special Needs of the Territories 29 The Honorable Jim Hurd, U.S. Attorney General, Virgin Islands, St. Thomas,
