By KEILE CAMPBELLTribune Staff Reporterkcampbell@tribunemedia.netA MAN with a long history of violent offences was denied bail yesterday after being accused of breaking into his ex-girlfriend’s home, threatening her with a gun, and facing new charges of housebreaking, assault and possession of an unlicensed firearm. The Magistrate’s Court remanded 40-year-old Eddington Burrows to the Bahamas Department of Correctional Services, setting his trial date for November 21 2025. They argued that the seriousness of the new allegations and his risk of reoffending made him unsuitable for release. He was subsequently charged with attempted murder, firearm offences, causing damage, and deceit of a public officer. His appeal was rejected, with the court ruling that his history of violent offending and time on the run made him a flight risk.