By Clinton McGregor
The Trelawny man accused killing his Canadian girlfriend in Lucea, Hanover, last month, was offered bail on Tuesday.
Eric Collins, who is charged with the murder of April Labine, was offered bail in the sum of $2 million when he appeared before the Hanover Parish Court.
He was offered bail following an application by his attorney, Christopher Townsend.
Mr. Collins was charged last month following an investigation into the fatal shooting of Ms. Labine, at her apartment in Elgin Town, Hanover, on April 16.
It was reported that Mr. Collins shot the Canadian woman during a domestic dispute.
She was found with a bullet wound to the head.
Mr. Collins later surrendered to the police in Kingston.
He's to return to court on June 18.
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