LES COTEAUX MAN DENIED BAIL…
LES COTEAUX MAN DENIED BAIL IN CARIBBEAN JEWELLERS ROBBERY
A 26-year-old man of Les Coteaux, Tobago, appeared in the Scarborough Magistrates Court on Friday, charged with the robbery of Caribbean Jewellers Lowlands Branch. The incident allegedly occurred Monday around 12 pm.
Alveion Nurse aka “Crime Boss,” of Providence Road, stood before Magistrate Dwayne Murray in the Scarborough First Court, charged with three counts of robbery with aggravation.
The court heard that Nurse allegedly robbed four employees of Caribbean Jewellers located inside the Lowlands Mall at gunpoint, making away with $1,244,164 worth of jewelry—17 gold 10k bangles valued $107,800; nine gold 10k jingles valued $28,315; five gold 10k power-bands valued $22,465; three gold 10k slave bands valued $24,105; 38 gold 10k chains valued 328,985; 67 gold 10k H bands valued $171,456; four gold 10k stone H bands valued $13,865; 10 gold 10k ID bands valued $32,130; 81 gold 10k earrings valued $55,980; four gold 10k necklaces valued $11,605; six gold 10k pendants valued $6,445; 11 gold 10k stone pendants valued $55,485; one gold 10k navel ring valued $660; 13 gold 10k toe rings valued $9,990; 28 gold 10k rings valued $43,840; 19 gold 10k stone rings valued $39,000; one gold 14k bangle valued $4,095; one gold 14k chain valued $8,590; 21 gold 14k H bands valued $147,193; seven gold 14k necklaces valued $76,720; one gold 14k navel stone ring valued $450; one gold 18k Necklace valued $16,495; and two gold 10k Diamond pendants together valued $38,495.00. A quantity of the jewelry was recovered.
When he appeared in court, he was not called upon to plead as the charges were laid indictably.
Nurse was represented by attorney Martin George. An application for bail was made on behalf of Nurse, but was denied by the court since records revealed that he had four pending matters before the court for larceny, common assault and robbery with aggravation and one previous conviction for possession of marijuana.
He was remanded into custody and is scheduled to reappear in court on March 20, 2020.
Sgt Wilson of the Shirvan Road Police Station laid the charges.
Police said they are still in search of another suspect in connection with the robbery. Investigations are continuing.
