Street character Anthony Fitzpatrick “Ninja Man” Lynch has got his disclosure in the matter involving the break-in of the Museum of Parliament.
Lynch, 69, was back in the District “A” Magistrates’ Court yesterday where he is facing two counts relating to burglary.
He was not required to plead to entering the museum, which is housed in the historic Parliament Buildings, between September 30 and October 11 last year, and stealing a briefcase worth $500; two armorial badges worth $13 200; a cutlass valued at $250; a jacket worth $10 000; a cummerbund valued at $6 000; a cup worth $4 000; a conch shell valued at $150; a pipe worth $8 000; a rebate plane worth $200; three hand drills worth $600 and an awl valued at $200, all belonging to the State.
He was also accused of entering the same Museum of Parliament, between October 14 and 16 last
year, and stealing a belt buckle valued at $5 000 belonging to the State.
Yesterday, Prosecutor Sergeant Richard Ellis informed the court that Lynch had been served with disclosure but that his attorney, Senior Counsel Andrew Pilgrim, was in another court.
Magistrate Alison Burke remanded Lynch back to Dodds Prison until September 17. (HLE)
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