Man remanded over looting of Waterloo Street dwelling

JUSTIN KERGER who is facing a break and enter charge was yesterday remanded to prison by Chief Magistrate, Priya Sewnarine-Beharry.It is alleged that between October 26 and November 10 at Waterloo Street, Kerger broke and entered the dwelling place of Khemraj Khani and stole one HP desktop computer, one electrical iron, two suitcases, one pair of Clarks, one gas stove, one fan, spare parts, clothes and a spray painting machine, a total of $920,000.
Police Prosecutor Michael Grant told the court that the virtual complainant (VC) on October 26 at about 12:00 hrs secured his house and left for Bartica. While he was there he received a call on November 10 from the police informing him that his house had been broken into, and upon his return he noticed that the front door was open and the articles mentioned were missing.
Additionally the defendant was found sleeping in the house but he assisted in the recovery of some of the stolen articles.
The prosecutor objected to bail on the grounds of the nature, gravity and prevalence of the offence, the fact that the defendant already has another matter in court and was charged for an offence of a similar nature.
The magistrate refused bail and the defendant was remanded until November 28.

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