NASSAU, BAHAMAS – A 33-year-old man on bail for two murders and two attempted murders has been denied bail in a separate firearm case.
Supreme Court Justice Darron Ellis ruled that Larry Albury, also known as “LA,” posed a risk of reoffending if released.
Albury’s latest charges stem from an incident near Tipsy’s Club at Cordeaux Avenue and Baillou Hill Road around 2 a.m. on May 11.
Police allegedly found a black Taurus 9mm pistol and 12 live rounds in the trunk of a vehicle linked to Albury.
Prosecutors said Albury refused to surrender the vehicle’s key, prompting officers to enter through a broken rear window.
Albury was already on bail for the March 18, 2023 murders of Junior Rostand and Renaldo Williams and the attempted murders of Joshua Adderley and Thorne Moss.
Rostand was killed and Adderley was wounded outside an apartment on Akel Close, Montell Heights, around 9:30 p.m.
Police said two gunmen emerged from a track road off East West Highway and opened fire.
Seven minutes later, Williams was fatally shot and Moss was the target of an attempted murder outside a home on Samson Street, Nassau Village.
Prosecutors allege Albury was responsible for both shootings.
Albury was initially denied bail after being charged in March 2023 but was subsequently released.
His attorney, Bjorn Ferguson, argued that Albury had no previous convictions and proposed strict bail conditions.
However, Justice Ellis ruled that electronic monitoring, a curfew and police reporting would not adequately address the risk of further offending.