Accused double killer cop’s ‘Bobby P’ nickname revealed in court as he admits how he allegedly broke into the home of his ex-lover

Beau Lamarre-Condon told the NSW Supreme Court he used a key to enter Jesse Baird’s home in August 2023, then put a bobby pin in the lock to make it look as though someone had broken in. He faces a break-and-enter charge over the incident, which prosecutors say was a real break-in; the testimony also forms part of a wider trial in which he denies murdering Baird and Luke Davies.

Lamarre-Condon said he had been invited to stay over and wanted to check Baird’s phone for signs he was dating someone else. He said Baird woke, mistook him for a robber and chased him, so he threw the phone and wallet into the street; the phone went down a drain. He told the court he had described the incident to a friend, who saved his number as “Bobby P”, referring to the bobby pin. Baird reported the incident but, according to the account, did not learn who had entered his home.