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.