Bail Extended for TikTok Influencer 119 in Malicious Communication Case

Milton Wray, known on TikTok as 119, had his bail extended in a St Catherine court due to incomplete documentation in his case regarding malicious communication. Missing his attorney’s presence, Wray denied the allegations but did not enter a formal plea. His next court date is set for Friday.

TikTok influencer Milton Wray, known as 119, appeared in the St Catherine Parish Court on Monday, where his bail for a malicious communication charge was extended. The court proceedings were pushed back as the necessary files weren’t complete. It’s important to note that Wray, who lacks legal counsel at this time, insisted he had an attorney who was supposed to be present but ultimately did not show.

In Monday’s courtroom session, Wray strongly denied the allegations against him. He didn’t formally enter a plea since he was without a lawyer. Judge Janelle Nelson-Gayle scheduled his next hearing for Friday, where the case will hopefully move forward if all goes as planned.

To recap the events leading to this charge: On March 22, Wray allegedly attended an event with the complainant, a St Catherine woman, and later invited her to his home—a request she declined. Following this, on March 29, Wray reportedly threatened to disgrace her. Allegedly, on March 30, he posted her image on social media along with disparaging remarks.

This prompted the woman to report the matter to police, leading to an investigation by the Spanish Town Criminal Investigation Branch, which resulted in the charges against Wray being formally laid. He was granted station bail set at $400,000 with a surety—a significant sum reflecting the gravity of the charges.

In conclusion, TikTok star Milton Wray, also known as 119, continues to face serious allegations of malicious communication. His bail has been extended while court proceedings are delayed due to missing files and a lack of legal representation. Wray is scheduled to return to court later this week as the situation develops.

Original Source: www.jamaicaobserver.com