Antigua St. John's - Swift action by the police has resulted in the detention of at least three men suspected in the shooting of 40-year-old Evinston “Shaka” Joseph earlier this week. Police spokesman Corporal Frankie Thomas confirmed this on Thursday.
“The police do have persons in custody assisting in the investigation,” Corporal Thomas said.
He added that notwithstanding, it is too early to declare where the investigation or the questioning of the suspects will lead.
“But it is safe to say that we do have persons in custody,” Thomas said.
Meanwhile, Joseph remains in critical condition in the Intensive Care Unit of the Mount St John’s Medical Center (MSJMC).
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Our priorities are wrong #2
Observer
Our priorities are wrong #1
Observer
...tracking....
We have all recognize, that the archaic methods of tracking, even though they still serve some purpose MUST BE UPGRADED to match the times we're living in. Therefore, it is high time, and I am not referring to the Hemp Magazine but, HIGH TIME, that the law enforcement agencies, lease satellite time and track movement throughout the Nation using infrared and heat sensoring devices.
Get it?????
Jumbee Picknee
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Morris
Morris and otherd
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RE: Suspects Held for Monday Night Shooting
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RE: Suspects Held for Monday Night Shooting
bus
Another Cock and Bull Story
Antigua Bill
Another Cock and Bull Story
Antigua Bill
RE: Suspects Held for Monday Night Shooting
Morris
RE: Suspects Held for Monday Night Shooting
ran
good job
"But it is safe to say that we do have persons in custody," wrong words Mr Thomas.
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