Man fined $14,000 for airport parking and disorderly conduct

Rohan Maxwell faced consequences for his actions at the Norman Manley International Airport, receiving a substantial fine of $14,000. The charges against him included unlawful parking, using indecent language, and behaving in a disorderly manner during an incident on March 22, 2026.

Appearing before the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court on Tuesday, Maxwell pleaded guilty to all offenses. Presiding Judge Peter Wilson addressed Maxwell directly, stating that his conduct at the airport was unacceptable. The judge advised Maxwell to avoid repeating such behavior in the future, suggesting he park further away and wait for the person he was collecting to arrive before proceeding to the pickup area.

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his conduct at the airport was unacceptable.

Maxwell was fined $10,000 or three days' imprisonment for unlawful parking. An additional $2,000 fine, also with an option of three days' imprisonment, was levied for using indecent language. A further $2,000 fine, with the same alternative of three days' imprisonment, was imposed for disorderly conduct. The court's decision underscores the importance of maintaining order and adhering to airport regulations.

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in future, he should park farther away and wait until the person he was collecting had arrived before driving over to pick them up.