According to reports, in June 2009, Graham went to the Spanish Town Police Station where her husband Kevin was being held. She reportedly offered a Detective Corporal J$20,000 for a fraud against her husband to be dropped.

The matter was reported, and Graham was held as she tried to hand over $15,500 to Roache. She was charged with attempted bribery.

Special Constables Dwayne Stewart and Dwight McCarthy had been charged with breaching the Corruption Prevention Act. It was alleged that at about 11 p.m. on June 4, 2004, a motorist ran a red light on Hope Road in St. Andrew, and that the two policemen stopped him and demanded $15,000 in exchange for not prosecuting him. It was further alleged that the policemen told the motorist to go to the Half-Way Tree Police Station later that night to pay over the money to one of them. The motorist reported the matter to the Anti-Corruption Branch, and a sting operation was set up. The $15,000, in marked notes, was handed over to Stewart, and he was arrested and charged. When he was searched, the marked notes were found in his possession. The director of public prosecutions ruled in July 2007 that the policemen be charged.

In his defence, Stewart reportedly said that the motorist had given him the money to give McCarthy, and that he had formed the view that the motorist and McCarthy were long-time friends and that the money was a loan to McCarthy. Stewart said he was not a party to the discussion that McCarthy and the motorist had that night, and that even before stopping the motorist, McCarthy had asked him for a loan.

McCarthy elected not to say anything at his trial and rested on the prosecution’s case.

The Resident Magistrate, in freeing the policemen, said that she had reservations about the version given by the motorist as to how he paid over the money. She indicated that Stewart’s evidence left her in doubt as to what transpired that night, and so she had to resolve the doubt in the policemen’s favour.

According to police reports, a man who was facing the court on certain charges, was granted bail. The man was ordered to report to the Duhaney Park police every day, but subsequently got a job that made it difficult for him to do so. The court heard that Bennett agreed to sign the accused man’s bail book for days in the future, and that he solicited various amounts, ranging between $300 and $400, from the man for this favour.

The man was reportedly seen by the arresting officer for the case, and certain enquiries were made. It was revealed after the investigating officer checked the bail book on June 3, that dates up to June 8 had already been signed by Bennett. He was subsequently arrested and charged, and appeared before the court recently, where he was granted $200,00 bail with one or two sureties and is to report to the Olympic Gardens Police Station three times a week.

Businessman, Garnett Pellington, who was arrested along with Robinson and two others, was also charged with bribery, after he allegedly offered the police $200,000 to release him.