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Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Homeless Man gets Breaking and Larceny Charges for Market Street Burglary

Homeless Man gets Breaking and Larceny Charges for Market Street Burglary

7 October 2025 - 09:57

Homeless Man gets Breaking and Larceny Charges for Market Street Burglary

7 October 2025 - 09:57
Homeless Man gets Breaking and Larceny Charges for Market Street Burglary

Tony Bright

The Police have arrested and charged 38-year-old Tony Bright in connection with a Building Breaking and Larceny offence that occurred on Thursday, October 2, 2025, at Market Street.

According to reports, Bright allegedly broke into a business establishment and stole an undisclosed sum of money, along with several electronic items; including an iPhone 13 Pro, two Amazon Tablets, a Samsung A7 Tablet, and two Selfie Ring Lights, among other items.

The total value of the stolen property is estimated at $9,070.

Bright was taken into custody and formally charged for the offences after further investigations into the incident. He is expected to appear before the court to answer to the charges.

The Police Administration continues to urge business owners and residents to enhance their security measures. They suggest installing surveillance systems, securing their property in the proper way, and quickly reporting suspicious activities observed around their business premises.

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13 Comments

  1. A country is judged by how it treats its vulnerable citizens and animals. Antigua doesn’t fare well on either count.

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  2. This story says a lot about society. When someone has nothing, they make desperate choices. We need more shelters and food programs.

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  3. Lord, Market Street again? Every minute is something down there. We have to be sleeping with one eye open these day

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  4. Two tablets, an iPhone, and ring lights? He musta trying to start a YouTube channel from jail 😂

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  5. Yes, punish the man, but we also need to look at what driving these crimes….. unemployment, frustration, and poor choices. Antigua need more positive outlets for people

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  6. Ah hope dem start making example of these fellas. People working hard and these man just breaking in place like is nutten. Time for serious jail time

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  7. They act like they don’t have sense but the have a lot of sense.

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    • I totally with this Terry. Alot of these homeless are not stupid and them being homeless doesnt mean that they are devoid of sense

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  8. Good job to the police for catching him quick. That’s how you deal with dem kinda crime………. don’t give them time to sell off people property

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  9. Lord, Market Street again? Every minute is something down there. We have to be sleeping with one eye open these days

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    • Why did you arrest him? He should be in claurevue or reunited with his family. Clearly the man is out of his mind. I can’t stand stupidness

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  10. So what he do with the things he stole

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  11. We need a shelter and rehabilitation program for the homeless. Locking them up won’t solve the root problem.

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