According to the facts read by Senior State Counsel Paul Prescod, police received information and went to My Lord's Hill around 10.23 p.m., where they saw a silver Suzuki Swift driving along the road. The officers saw a dark-coloured firearm tossed from the vehicle onto a grassy area and stopped the vehicle, which had four people, including Waterman, the driver. They were all taken back to the grassy area and the firearm was recovered. Shown the gun and the magazine with the bullets, Waterman told the police: "Dem is mines." The other occupants denied knowledge. You Might Be Interested In Alleged burglar remanded Crime spree Francis to undergo assessment Defence attorney Suthany Hall requested a pre-sentence report and a time-spent-on-remand report. Adjourning the case until September 25 for sentencing submissions to be heard, Justice Smith-Bovell warned Waterman: "You are going to be allowed to continue on bail but that is not to be taken as an indication that you will not get a custodial sentence." (JB) Jenique Belgrave.