Nia Kuumpa Lynch Charged Over August 29 Robbery and Assault Incidents

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Updated Sep 29, 2026

Police charged Nia Kuumpa Lynch with robbery and assault with intent to rob over August 29 incidents in Hastings/Worthing and Oistins.Barbados Today +2
The court denied Lynch bail and remanded him to Dodds Prison for 28 days; he returns on October 26.Barbados Today
The magistrate said other suspects were still being sought.Barbados Today

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Sep 28, 2026

Car washer remanded for 28 days after bail denied

Car washer Nia Kuumpa Lynch was remanded to Dodds Prison for 28 days after the No. 1 District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court denied him bail over allegations that he robbed Duane Morrison of a motor van, phone and cash and assaulted Chloe Banker on August 29. The magistrate cited CCTV evidence, alleged firearm use and other suspects still being sought; Lynch returns to court on October 26.

Sep 28, 2026

Man charged with robbery and attempted robbery

A 28-year-old man from Morris Gap, Westbury Road, St Michael, has been charged by Barbados police with robbery and assault with intent to rob. The charges relate to incidents in August 2026, including a robbery in which property worth $29,500 was stolen and an Oistins case the same day. He is due in District ‘A’ Criminal Court today.

Sep 28, 2026

Nia Lynch facing robbery and assault charges

Barbados police have charged 28-year-old Nia Kuumpa Lynch of Morris Gap, St Michael, with robbery and assault with intent to rob. She is accused in incidents in Hastings/Worthing and Oistins on August 29, 2026, including a theft of property worth BDS$29,500. Lynch is due in District A Criminal Court on September 28, 2026.

Sep 28, 2026

Man to appear in court on robbery related charges

A 28-year-old St Michael man, Nia Kuumpa Lynch of Morris Gap, Westbury Road, is set to appear in the District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court today on robbery and assault-with-intent-to-rob charges. Police say the August 29 incidents took place in the Hastings/Worthing and Oistins areas and involved property worth $29,500.