Osborne now on burglary charge, stolen jewellery allegedly found inside home
Travis ‘Bumpy’ Osborne, the local university student accused of a stabbing, has made yet another appearance before the Magistrate’s Court; this time for burglary.
The 25-year-old Carrot Bay resident was not required to plead when he appeared before Magistrate Ayanna Baptiste-DaBreo on Thursday.
This is because his matter is indictable, meaning triable before a judge and jury at the High Court.
Allegations
The court heard that on July 26 last year, the complainant in the matter secured her Carrot Bay apartment and left for work. When she returned home that day, she realised that she was a victim of a burglary.
The court heard that the house was ransacked, her backdoor was broken, and several pieces of jewellery were missing. These included a Gucci chain, an Omega chain, an ‘I’ pendant, one Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, and Samsung mega phones.
The total approximate value of the items stolen was in upwards of $5,000, the court heard. A report was made to the police, and an investigation was launched.
As part of their investigation, fingerprints were lifted from the scene and are still being processed.
Unrelated search leads to discovery of stolen items
Meanwhile, on July 31 last year, police executed a search warrant at Osborne’s residence in relation to an unrelated matter. During that search, the ‘I’ pendant belonging to the burglary victim was found, the court heard.
Osborne was subsequently arrested and brought to the Road Town Police Station where he was interviewed. During the interview, Osborne reportedly told police that he came across the pendant on the street during a walk.
However, when police conducted a further search of Osborne’s residence, more of the missing jewellery was uncovered.
Bail
In court, Magistrate DaBreo granted Osborne $40,000 signed bail.
He is scheduled to return to court on April 8.
Attorney-at-law Reynella Rawlins represents Osborne.
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This guy harbors illegal alien, allegedly stabs someone, allegedly steals, and allegdely breaks-in to homes and is still allowed to go out on bail?! What kind of a judge is running this court….
He’s a local belonger. Different rules and laws for locals.
Just make sure they don’t catch you with a little joint.
Why one earth is he on bail with all these charges pending?
Waste of our tax money sending this f— school. Lock his ass up man sick of the crime in the bvi now.
Is he a part of the same group of youths the district rep sends and supports in school abroad?
I can recall an earlier article stating that his former employer was responsible for his studies.
I guess we won’t hear BVI song “Deport him” sang here. Cause guess what! He is already home! Buse me now…Smile!
We all 1 people in the Caribbean, stop the segregation on both sides.
LWe are all one people convently
Finger prints lifted in July last year are still being processed? Not good at all.
Up and down flossing like bad man and is petty thief!
He must be have a jumbie on he?
WHAT WAS HE STUDYING AT THIS UNIVERSITY? HOW TO BE A FU…. NUISANCE?
lol
This is mixtape material.
Wha gine on with parna mehn, the illuminati got him????
If finger print was found….Did they match his??? just wondering
I am curious to know, if finger prints are not found does that mean its not him? Maybe someone stole the and went to his residence and forgot them there?
Is he a product “from good to great?”
Jus take u L and keep it moving pana
Renella why are you representing these criminals? Your late parents would not have approved.
You’re ignorant and idle. Her parents was proud and would have continued to be proud that she has a job and a great career ahead of her. Your opinion regarding “approval” is unnecessary and not requested.
The young lady is a damn good attorney, working hard at the career she has chosen.