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TIK TOKER GRANTED $350K BAIL FOR TRAFFICKING COCAINE IN RELIGIOUS ITEMS

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Four months after a 23-year-old Guyanese Tik Tok star was charged with trafficking 540 grams of cocaine, she was granted $350,000 bail on Tuesday. Senior Magistrate Leron Daly granted bail at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court. Tiana Cole reports.

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