By PAVEL BAILEY
Tribune Staff Reporter
pbailey@tribunemedia.net
A 20-year-old man was remanded to prison yesterday after being accused of committing three murders and three attempted murders within about 20 hours last month.
Prosecutors allege Milton Burrows Jr and accomplices shot and killed Kimbo Guerrier, 51, outside an apartment complex at Soldier Road and Baillou Hill Road around 4pm on August 21.
Guerrier was found lying face down with multiple gunshot wounds.
The suspects allegedly fled east along Soldier Road in a white Japanese-model vehicle.
Around 7am on August 22, prosecutors allege Burrows and accomplices ambushed Samuel Pascal, 52, as he arrived at his apartment on Joe Farrington Road.
Pascal was allegedly shot as he attempted to flee. His body was later found inside the apartment with multiple gunshot wounds.
The suspects allegedly escaped west along Joe Farrington Road in a silver SUV.
Burrows is also accused of participating in the killing of Eric Stuart, 36, around noon that day while he was landscaping on the eastern side of Fire Trail Road.
Prosecutors allege Stuart was shot and killed before the suspects fled north in a white Japanese-model vehicle.
Later on August 22, police tracked a vehicle carrying a woman and three men to Allen Close in Pride Estates.
Prosecutors allege the suspects opened fire on officers, leading to an exchange of gunfire.
Burrows allegedly attempted to kill Constable Leon King, Able Seaman Raynaldo Pinder and Marine Seaman Lerecus Armbrister during the confrontation.
The suspects’ vehicle sustained extensive damage, while the three men allegedly escaped by jumping over a fence.
A female suspect was later found hiding beneath a bus and arrested.
Authorities allegedly recovered a black Smith & Wesson Springfield pistol, a green and black Tactical Omni hybrid rifle, a black Cali Multi DB15 rifle, eight .40 rounds and one .223 round.
Burrows faced three counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder before acting Chief Magistrate Ancella Evans.
His co-accused, Diamonique Webster, 18, was arraigned on similar charges last month.
Webster was charged with three counts of murder, three counts of attempted murder, three counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life, three counts of possession of an unlicensed firearm, two counts of possession of ammunition, armed robbery, abetment to armed robbery, stealing and receiving.
Burrows was not required to enter a plea to the charges.
He was informed that the matter would proceed to the Supreme Court through a voluntary bill of indictment.
Burrows was advised of his right to apply for bail in the higher court.
He was remanded to the Bahamas Department of Correctional Services until February 18, 2027, when the voluntary bill of indictment is expected to be served.
Corporal Moultrie prosecuted the case.
Levan Johnson represented Burrows.
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