Two men on remand at Dodds today pleaded guilty to a number of charges including aggravated burglary and use of a firearm during a virtual sitting of the No. 4 Supreme Court.
Alexander Patrick Alleyne, of Ealing Grove Gardens, Christ Church and Travis Orin Campbell, of no fixed place of abode, appeared before Madam Justice Laurie-Ann Smith-Bovell this morning along with their attorney-at-law Ryan Moseley.
The two admitted that on February 22, 2020 they entered as trespassers the home of Robert Elliott with intention to steal while armed with a cutlass and firearm. They also took responsibility for unlawfully and maliciously wounding Kenneth Elliott on the same day and using a firearm when they did not have the required licence.
The facts of their crime will be disclosed by Crown Counsel Kevin Forde on March 8 when the matters go before the court again.
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They entered into this gentleman’s home armed with a cutlass and a gun with the intention of robbing him. They didn’t come just to rob him, they were intended to killed him. They should be laying on cold slabs in the morgue at the QEH. This is a waste of the taxpayers money. These thugs will not stop; too many bleeding hearts keeping them on the streets to torment decent people. One day, one day though, they will break into the wrong person’s home.