Broadcaster Wayne Whyte and labourer Safari Farr were yesterday remanded when they reappeared in the Gun Court in connection with the shooting of media personality Jody-Ann Gray.
Whyte and Farr are charged with wounding with intent, illegal possession of a firearm and illegal possession of ammunition.
Both men are to return to court on July 3.
By that time, it is expected that Farr would have settled on legal representation.
Gray, who was seven months pregnant, was shot as she arrived home in Cedar Grove Portmore, St Catherine on April 4.
The police say she was about to get out of her car, when she was pounced upon by a man, who shot her once in the face and twice in the arm.
The man then jumped into a waiting motor car.
A car with Whyte, Farr and another man was soon after intercepted by the police near the scene.
The third man is said to be co-operating with the police and could become a state witness.
Broadcaster Wayne Whyte and labourer Safari Farr were yesterday remanded when they reappeared in the Gun Court in connection with the shooting of media personality Jody-Ann Gray.
Whyte and Farr are charged with wounding with intent, illegal possession of a firearm and illegal possession of ammunition.
Both men are to return to court on July 3.
By that time, it is expected that Farr would have settled on legal representation.
Gray, who was seven months pregnant, was shot as she arrived home in Cedar Grove Portmore, St Catherine on April 4.
The police say she was about to get out of her car, when she was pounced upon by a man, who shot her once in the face and twice in the arm.
The man then jumped into a waiting motor car.
A car with Whyte, Farr and another man was soon after intercepted by the police near the scene.
The third man is said to be co-operating with the police and could become a state witness.
Source: Jamaica Star