David Turnbull & Kurt Rabsatt sentenced to jail
Turnbull and Rabsatt will serve four and five years in prison respectively after being told by the presiding judge that they showed no remorse after they were found guilty.
The two had beaten and robbed the complainant in the case, Carl D. Wheatley, who during the trial told the court that he knows the two men, Rabsatt from primary school and that he was also familiar with Turnbull.
The two accused and the virtual complainant are all from East End on the Virgin Islands main island of Tortola.
Representing Turnbull was attorney Michael Maduro while Valerie Stephens-Gordon appeared on behalf of Kurt Rabsatt. Both of the accused were on remand following the unanimous guilty verdict on June 13, 2016.
Prosecuting the case were Senior Crown Counsel Valston M. Graham and Leslie Ann Faulkner.
Incident took place in November 2014
According to the witness, on the night in question, November 8, 2014, he went to a strip club in East End around 10:00 P.M. Wheatley said when he went inside, he surmised that the club was not buzzing with activity.
While leaving the club, Rabsatt allegedly grabbed him and pulled him in a dark corner.
The witness said he attempted to resist Rabsatt's alleged attempts to subdue him. However, further testimony was interrupted due to a legal point raised by the defence.
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