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Alleged Spiderman Burglar Charged with West New Providence Break-Ins
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Prosecutors say 39-year-old Jeffrey Etienne broke into four homes in Western New Providence and trespassed on another.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – A man is behind bars after being accused of multiple break-ins.
Prosecutors say 39-year-old Jeffrey Etienne broke into four homes in Western New Providence and trespassed on another.
On November 3, Etienne allegedly broke into Matthew Bannon’s home and stole a guitar, binoculars and a pair of shoes.
Then, on November 26, Etienne allegedly broke into Joseph Kruger’s home in Old Fort Bay and stole binoculars valued at $4,000.
The following day, prosecutors say that Etienne broke into Jabbat Persaud’s home and stole $3,414.
On Christmas Day, Etienne allegedly broke into Anandaran Muralidhar’s home, where he stole a backpack, pods, sunglasses, $300 cash, a bottle of Hennessey and a fruit cake.
He’s also accused ignoring trespassing on the Columbus Cove premises on November 30.
Etienne, whose street name is Spiderman, denied the allegations at his arraignment before Senior Magistrate Anishka Isaacs.
He was denied bail due to his extensive rap sheet.
Etienne’s trial is set for March 20, 2025.
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