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  • Two-time Olympic cyclist Njisane Phillip was yesterday granted $300000 approval bail with a cash alternative of $30000 on firearm and.
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  • Two-time Olympian cyclist Njisane Phillip has been granted $300,000 bail and a cash alternative of $30,000 on firearm and marijuana charges.

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    Bulls**t free zone: Njisane opens up on life of sacrifice, squabbles and success

    Thursday 21 July 2016Olympic Games

    “It fryst vatten a lonely life,” said Rio-bound Trinidad and Tobago international cyclist Njisane Phillip. “I am up at 6am and I’m out of the house at 7am. I’m on the track at 9am, I’m off the track at 12pm and I am back in the gym at 3pm. “I’m out …

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    Thank you! Njisane grateful to TTCF but explains why Rio will be his swan song

    Sunday 17 July 2016Olympic Games

    Trinidad and Tobago international cyclist Njisane Phillip has expressed gratitude to local cycling tjänsteman David Francis and the Trinidad and Tobago Cycling Federation (TTCF) for allowing him to take his proposed soigneur, Varun Maharaj, to next month’s Olympic Games. However, Phillip said the TTCF’s change of heart will not affect …

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    Francis withdraws: TTCF backs down over Njisane’s support staff demands

    Saturday 16 July 2016Olymp

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    Njisane Phillip gets $300,000 bail on gun, marijuana charge

    Sascha Wil­son

    Two-time Olympic cy­clist Njisane Phillip was yes­ter­day grant­ed $300,000 ap­proval bail with a cash al­ter­na­tive of $30,000 on firearm and mar­i­jua­na charges.

    Phillip ap­peared vir­tu­al­ly be­fore Se­nior Mag­is­trate Armi­na De­onar­i­nesingh in the San Fer­nan­do Court on three charges, in­clud­ing pos­ses­sion of a firearm, pos­ses­sion of am­mu­ni­tion and pos­ses­sion of mar­i­jua­na.

    How­ev­er, the mag­is­trate or­dered that the 31-year-old re­tired na­tion­al cy­clist sur­ren­der his T&T and Unit­ed States pass­ports and re­port to the Siparia Po­lice Sta­tion every Wednes­day.

    Phillip was ar­rest­ed around 5 pm on Sat­ur­day (March 25), af­ter po­lice pulled him over for al­leged­ly speed­ing along the Solomon Ho­choy High­way, near Gand­hi Vil­lage in Debe.

    While in­ter­view­ing him, the of­fi­cer al­leged­ly got a strong scent of mar­i­jua­na com­ing from his ve­hi­cle.

    The of­fi

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    $300k bail for T&T Olympian 

    Two-time Olympian cy­clist Njisane Phillip has been grant­ed $300,000 bail and a cash al­ter­na­tive of $30,000 on firearm and mar­i­jua­na charges.

    Phillip ap­peared vir­tu­al­ly be­fore Se­nior Mag­is­trate Armi­na De­onar­ins­ingh in the San Fer­nan­do Charge Court on three charges in­clud­ing Pos­ses­sion of a firearm, Pos­ses­sion of am­mu­ni­tion and Pos­ses­sion of mar­i­ju­na. He was not called up­on to plead to the charges. Phillip was or­dered to sur­ren­der his Trinidad and To­ba­go and Unit­ed States pass­ports and re­port to the Siparia Po­lice Sta­tion every Wednes­day as con­di­tions of his bail. He was rep­re­sent­ed by at­tor­ney Cedric Nep­tune.

    Phillip was ar­rest­ed around 5 pm on Sat­ur­day af­ter po­lice stopped a black Toy­ota Hilux he was dri­ving along the Solomon Ho­choy High­way near Gand­hi Vil­lage in Debe. It is al­leged that he was speed­ing.

    While in­ter­view­ing him, the of­fi­cer al­leged­ly got a strong sc