18-Year-Old Aaron Williams Remanded Over Four Breaking And Burglary Charges
Aaron Williams was remanded to His Majesty’s Prison after appearing before the Magistrate’s Court in Barbuda on Tuesday in connection with four separate alleged break-ins.
By Cory Wayland
An 18-year-old Barbudan has been remanded to His Majesty’s Prison after facing multiple breaking and burglary charges stemming from incidents reported on Barbuda over the past two weeks.
Aaron Williams appeared before Magistrate Mighty on Tuesday, September 29, where he faced four separate charges linked to incidents allegedly committed between September 17 and September 25.
Williams is accused of breaking into a woman’s dwelling house on September 17 with intent to commit a felony, namely larceny.
He is also charged in connection with an alleged September 23 break-in at a man’s home, where two Samsung cellular phones and other property valued at approximately EC$3,215 were reportedly stolen.
A separate burglary charge relates to an incident allegedly committed on September 24.
Williams is further accused of breaking into another man’s dwelling house on September 25 with intent to commit a felony.
Following his appearance in court, Williams was remanded to His Majesty’s Prison.
He is scheduled to return to court on December 18, 2026.
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Comments (6)
Unfiltered View September 29, 2026, 10:54 AM
smh, he's right where he needs to be...
ReplySeen September 29, 2026, 11:29 AM
What this theft disease is spreading ,never really hear of this in Barbuda heaven help us all
ReplyApex Jones September 29, 2026, 12:26 PM
So Barbuda have its own menace
ReplyDonna September 29, 2026, 1:04 PM
I have never heard of any such criminal activity like that ever happening before in Barbuda. Maybe it did before but first reading it in the news online. I guess it’s the jungle fever thieving season trigger over from the mainland Antigua.
ReplyApex Jones September 30, 2026, 5:01 PM
I was told he has a rough life. Mother and father both dead, no one to look out for him. Sad situation. Thats where the village comes in
ReplyMaui. October 1, 2026, 6:56 PM
Apex Jones, is he even Barbudan. Why should they take on that responsibility? He us old enough to find hard work and leave other people's property that they work so hard for alone.He did the crime, let his arse do the time.
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