By Racquel Porter
The three men charged with impersonating Public Health Inspectors during the re-opening of Crab Circle in Kingston last year are to stand trial.
A May 16, trial date was set on Monday, when content creators 23 year-old Orain Harris and Ayden Smart, also 23, and businessman Kazrae Gray, 32, made their second appearance in the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court.
The men were charged with breaches of the Profession's Supplementary to Medicine Act and Conspiracy at Common Law to breach the Profession's Supplementary to Medicine Act.
But their attorney Donovan Collins who informed the court that he had read the statements and took full instructions from his clients, said, based on his analysis of the section under which the men are charged, it is a matter for the prosecution's witness to be cross-examined.
It was reported that the accused presented themselves as public health inspectors to the attendees at the event on November 23.
They wore attire reportedly mimicking public health inspectors and presented fraudulent identification cards.
Further, Mr Gray addressed the audience a the cuntion, falsely representing himself as a health inspector.
The actions of the accused were recorded and uploaded to social media, which led to their arrest and charge.
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