NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Court of Appeal has relaxed the bail conditions of double murder accused Trevon Stevens.
Stevens is accused of killing his ex-girlfriend, 30-year-old Alicia Sawyer, and her 8-year-old daughter, Ednique Wallace, in September 2020.
Their bullet-riddled bodies were found inside their Nassau Village home.
In a recent ruling, the court reduced Stevens’ police reporting requirements from daily to three times a week.
He must now report to Grove Police Station on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays by 6 p.m.
Stevens was granted $30,000 bail in 2024 after spending nearly four years awaiting trial.
At the time, Justice Franklyn Williams raised concerns about his violent history and the risk of witness interference but ruled that lengthy trial delays justified his release.
His other bail conditions, including electronic monitoring, a curfew and restrictions on contacting witnesses, remain unchanged.