The prosecution yesterday opened its case against a man accused of unauthorized possession of body armor.

Dino Bethel, who is also known as Deon Bethel, has pleaded not guilty to the charges at his trial before Senior Supreme Court Justice Stephen Isaacs. In her opening statement to the jury, prosecutor Desiree Ferguson said that police executed a search warrant on Bethel's home, located off Armbrister Street in Fox Hill. Police allegedly found a camouflage bullet proof vest, a ballistic helmet and a ballistic face mask in the ceiling.

Attorney Murrio Ducille represents Bethel. Eucal Bonaby also appears for the prosecution.

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