By PAVEL BAILEY
Tribune Staff Reporter
pbailey@tribunemedia.net
THREE men were remanded in custody after they were charged with a series of armed robberies in New Providence, including a botched attempt that ended in a man being shot and killed in February.
Leroy Estime, 27, was charged with murder, attempted armed robbery, housebreaking, grievous harm and four counts of armed robbery.
Frero Senat, 36, was charged with armed robbery and housebreaking.
Ervin Moxey, 30, was charged with murder, attempted armed robbery, armed robbery and arson.
With a black handgun, Estime allegedly robbed Verilien Louis of $8,000 on February 14. He also allegedly robbed Ronite Julmuste of $600 cash and an iPhone 7 that day.
Estime and Moxey allegedly shot and killed 38-year-old Escaniel Doudou during a failed armed robbery attempt on February 25.
Estime and Senat allegedly broke into Mary Alexandre’s home on June 20, robbing her of $4,000.
Estime allegedly shot and seriously injured 62-year-old Jean Bien Aime as he was en route to the airport to catch a flight to Haiti on July 4. During this same incident, he allegedly stole Bien Aime’s suitcase full of clothing.
Moxey is accused of stealing a grey 2009 Toyota ISSI from Jacob Prenelus at gunpoint on July 4. The vehicle, which belonged to Alcy Beneas and was valued at $8,000, was found on fire on All Saints Way in Excellence Estates later that day.
The cases will be transferred to the Supreme Court through a voluntary bill of indictment to be served on October 5.
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