Bail Extended for TikToker 119 Amid Malicious Communication Allegations

Milton Wray, also known as TikToker 119, had his bail extended after appearing in court for malicious communication charges involving a St Catherine woman. He lacks legal representation and denies the allegations, which center around social media posts made about the complainant. His next court appearance is scheduled for Friday.

Milton Wray, known as TikToker 119, had his bail extended Monday in the St Catherine Parish Court amidst ongoing charges of malicious communication. This stems from social media posts allegedly made about a local woman. However, the session was fraught with complications, most notably an incomplete case file and Wray’s lack of legal representation, which is never a good sign in court.

Wray, missing his attorney, voiced his frustration, stating, “I have an attorney. He told me that he would have made himself available, but, at the last minute, he said that he would not be available.” Despite these challenges, he denied the accusations “vehemently.” Notably, he chose not to enter a formal plea during this court appearance.

Judge Janelle Nelson-Gayle ordered Wray to return to court this Friday. The case involves allegations from an incident on March 22, where Wray supposedly invited the complainant to his home after attending an event together. Reports say she turned down his invitation.

The situation escalated, and on March 29, Wray allegedly threatened the woman, claiming he would disgrace her. The following day, he reportedly posted her picture online, coupled with defamatory comments. Following this, the woman contacted the police, which prompted an investigation by the Spanish Town Criminal Investigation Branch leading to Wray’s charge of malicious communication.

Wray was granted bail set at $400,000 with a surety. This cringeworthy series of events highlights the serious implications of online behavior and the legal outcomes that can ensue – particularly when social media is misused.

This situation is still developing, and as Wray returns to court, it remains to be seen how the case will unfold. The legal ramifications for social media conduct are becoming increasingly significant, and the attention on such matters continues to grow.

As the local community watches, Wray’s case stands as a stark reminder of the potential real-world consequences of actions taken in the digital realm.

This incident is just one more part of a larger landscape where online communication is scrutinized more than ever and serves to remind people that, online, words have power – sometimes more than individuals anticipate.

In summary, Milton Wray, TikToker 119, faced court proceedings regarding allegations of malicious communication stemming from social media posts about a St Catherine woman. The judge has extended his bail and scheduled a follow-up court date, while Wray continues to deny the allegations amid legal representation issues. This situation underscores the critical importance of responsible communication in the online space.

Original Source: www.jamaicaobserver.com