'Pathological' burglar pleads guilty to additional charges
The defendant currently faces a total of eighteen charges as laid by the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) and the court heard that at least two additional charges could be laid as early as next week.
The current cost of items stolen or damaged during intrusions or alleged burglaries total well in excess of $50,000. Various personal effects were read out as being stolen, including laptops and jewellery among other items
Smith acknowleged committing the acts at residences in various places around Tortola such as Apple Bay, Carrot Bay, Ballast Bay, Pockwood Pond, Chalwell, Butu Mountain and Zion Hill among others. Some of the offences were committed against multiple persons residing at different apartments within a single complex.
The defendant is represented by attorney Richard Rowe while the Crown is represented by Principal Crown Counsel Tiffany Scatliffe. He was asked to return to court on May 2, 2013.
When Smith appeared in court on February 13, 2013, his attorney Mr Richard Rowe expressed that his client’s activity had to be ‘pathological’ after Principal Crown Counsel Tiffany Scatliffe informed the court that some 14 new charges and a possible additional complaint are to be laid against his client, who was already facing up to 10 charges of burglary related crimes.
Smith had previously pleaded guilty to several of the charges first placed before him in December 2012.
15 Responses to “'Pathological' burglar pleads guilty to additional charges”
which one of the police son's we talking about; let me know beacuse there is one police running around giving persons a hard time while his son continues to "rob-the-hood".....just saying SC !!!!!!!
Whoooooo? Me? Even If He Call My Nameeeee. NO EVIDENCE
Mr. R.... is the worse lawyer i ever saw, what does this guy really get paid to do, Help you go to jail faster ?
What a relief