Police on Monday charged three men who they say carried out a robbery spree.

Leroy Estime, 27, and Ervin Moxey, 36, are accused of the murder and attempted armed robbery of Escaniel Doudou earlier this year.

The men are accused of shooting Doudou during a robbery attempt on January 25. He died as a result of the shooting on March 15.

Estime is also accused of robbing Verilien Louis of $8,000 at gunpoint on February 14.

Estime is accused of robbing Ronite Julmuste of $600 and an iPhone 7, valued at $400, on the same date.

The robbery happened in the domestic parking lot of Lynden Pindling International Airport.

Prosecutors further say that Estime and Frero Senat entered a woman's Dumping Ground Corner home and robbed her of $4,000 while posing as policemen on June 20.

Estime is also accused of robbing Jean Bien Aime of a suitcase filled with clothes on June 27.

The incident happened at Winders Terrace.

Moxey is accused of robbing three Haitian nationals of cash as they prepared to travel to Haiti on July 4.

He is accused of robbing Morcricile Polycarpe of $9,000 and two Haitian passports; Elande Delusma of $3,000 and Jacob Prenelus of a 2009 Toyota Isis.

Moxey was also charged with arson after the car was burned down.

They were not required to enter pleas to the charges when they appeared before Acting Chief Magistrate Roberto Reckley.

They were denied bail and return to court on October 5 to receive a voluntary bill of indictment.

All of the accused claimed that they were victims of brutality.

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