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Labourer’s finger severed in row over $160 weed debt - Stabroek News
A labourer lost a finger on Sunday when he tried to buy ganja without settling a previous $160 debt. The article Labourer’s finger severed in row over $160 weed debt appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Moruga man denied bail, charged with sexually touching boy - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Police from the Southern Division Child Protection Unit (CPU) arrested and charged a 63-year-old Moruga man with one count of sexual touching of a minor on Tuesday. That same day, he appeared virtually before Princes Town magistrate Indira Misir-Gosine. She denied bail, remanded him into custo
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'It's a tragedy, we are all traumatised' - family seeks help finding brothers bodies in river | News24
The family of two missing brothers who were killed in an alleged mob justice attack, says they desperately want the police to help them find the men's bodies.,
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Adjustment in petroleum prices for August - Barbados Today
Barbadians will be paying more for petroleum products, effective midnight, today, Sunday, August 1. Gasoline will be sold at $3.99 per litre an increase of 12 cents. The price of diesel will increase by four cents and will now cost $3.16.  Kerosene will go up by four cents and will be sold at
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Man reportedly drowns at Cluffs, St Lucy - Barbados Today
The family of St Lucy resident Peter Douglas Prescod is in mourning following his sudden death. Prescod, 55, of Greenidges, St Lucy, reportedly drowned at Cluffs in that same parish on Tuesday, August 3. His sister, Mondel Quimby, said she last saw Prescod whom she described as a hard-working
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Beckwith Street folk puzzled by woman’s death - Barbados Today
Days after the body of a reputed sex worker was found at an abandoned house, residents at Beckwith Street, The City were Wednesday struggling to make sense of the grim discovery. Police spokesman Acting Inspector Rodney Inniss informed the media that lawmen have launched an investigation into the
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Belmont man shot after going for a walk - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
A 35-year-old Belmont man was being treated for a gunshot on Monday morning. Police said the man told relatives he was going for a walk at around 7 am. After going out he was shot several times. Residents heard the gunshots and saw the man bleeding on the ground at Dennis Street, Belmont.
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IPID probes death of traditional healer in the North West | News24
The Independent Police Investigative Directorate is probing the death of a traditional healer who died after he was shot in Witpoort in the North West while police were trying to rescue a woman who stayed with him.
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COVID-19 update:  228 new cases, four deaths, 1,080 in isolation - Barbados Today
            There were 228 new cases (103 males and 125 females) of COVID-19 recorded by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory on Thursday, September 30.  The facility conducted 2,531 tests. Of those testing positive, 60 persons are under 18 years old, and 168 are age 18 and older. There
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Police Identify Victim Of Fatal Shooting At Choc Cemetery
Police have identified the victim of a fatal shooting Wednesday afternoon at Choc cemetery in Castries as Augustus Rameau of Pavee.According to investigators, they received information that Rameau was attending the funeral of the victim of a recent homicide when a lone gunman shot him. He collapsed
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Youth drowns after trying to swim across Barima River - Stabroek News
A young porter died last Thursday after he reportedly drowned while attempting to swim across the Barima River, in Region One. The article Youth drowns after trying to swim across Barima River appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Kenya: Kamukunji Police Arrest Side Mirror 'Thief'
[Nairobi News] Police in Nairobi say they have arrested a man who was filmed attempting to steal a side mirror from a car that was stuck in traffic.
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Murder accused pleads not guilty - Barbados Today
Murder accused Jarviston Glenford Thorne has decided to take his case to trial before a jury. The Jackson Terrace, St Michael residence appeared before Justice Carlisle Greaves today and was arraigned. He pleaded not guilty to the charge of murdering teenager Kadeem Wilfred on December
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Firearms expert testifies in duo’s weapons, drugs trial - Barbados Today
The weapons and drugs trial of Adrian Fitzgerald Bradshaw and Brian Barry King continued Wednesday in the No. 2 Supreme Court with the testimony of a firearms investigator. Bradshaw and King are jointly charged with possession of a .357 revolver, a .22 revolver and a 9 mm pistol along with 678
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Sale of Blue Vaccination Cards prohibited - Barbados Today
The Immunisation Unit is warning members of the public that the sale and purchase of the blue vaccination cards, which are issued to persons who have been vaccinated, is illegal. Co-coordinator of the National Vaccination Programme Major David Clarke said the Royal Barbados Police Force is aware
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Seven shot in St James shooting, manhunt launched
A manhunt has been launched by the St James Police for four gunmen who shot and injured seven persons in the parish on Sunday afternoon. It is reported that about 2:40 p.m., men armed with high-powered rifles and handguns opened fire on a group of...
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Illegal gun and ammunition seized in St Andrew
The police are reporting the seizure of a 12-gauge pistol and two 12-gauge cartridges on Cedar Valley Road in St Andrew. No one was arrested. The police say a team was conducting operations in the community on Thursday when the firearm and...
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Barbados-born centenarian Hyacinth Mottley dies in Antigua - Barbados Today
SOURCE: Antigua Breaking News: Hyacinth Mottley, Antigua and Barbuda's oldest resident has died. She was 107 years old. Mottley, who was born in Barbados, celebrated her last birthday in May 2021. Mottley lived in Antigua for more than 75 years. She leaves behind son Dr Marcus Mottley, two
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Man shot dead in Maloney - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Police are trying to identify a man who was gunned down in Maloney on Wednesday night. Northern Division Emergency Response Patrol officers got a report of a shooting in Toucan Crescent, Maloney Boulevard at around 7.55 pm. When they went there they found the body of a man of African descent,
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Zimbabwe: Traditional Weapons Banned
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Relocation of Criminal Court No.2 to Cane Garden Complex - Barbados Today
The public is advised that the District ‘A’ Criminal Court No. 2 will be relocating from the Supreme Court Complex, Whitepark Road, St Michael to the District ‘D’ Complex at, Cane Garden, St Thomas. The Court will be in operation from the District ‘D’ location effective Wednesday August
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Suspect to appear in Limpopo court in connection with gang rape of 11-year-old girl in graveyard | News24
A 29-year-old man has been arrested after he and two other men allegedly raped an 11-year-old girl in Majeje, Limpopo.
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Mon Repos man succumbs after LBI hit-and-run - Stabroek News
A pedal cyclist succumbed on Friday following a hit-and-run accident from the night before along the La Bonne Intention Railway Embankment, on the East Coast of Demerara. The article Mon Repos man succumbs after LBI hit-and-run appeared first on Stabroek News.
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UPDATE: Suspect Buk M. Buk Arrested In Fatal Shooting of Utah Utes' Aaron Lowe
Buk M. Buk, 22, has been arrested for fatally shooting University of Utah football player Aaron Lowe. Salt Lake City Police Department announced the arrest.
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Linstead father, girlfriend detained in connection with child's death
A father and his female companion have been taken into custody by the Linstead Police amid a multi-agency investigation into the sudden death of seven-year-old Tiana Russell of New Works district in Linstead, St Catherine. Tiana was pronounced dead...
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COVID-19 Update: 87 new cases, 607 in isolation - Barbados Today
Eighty-seven people, 40 females and 47 males, are the latest persons to be diagnosed with COVID-19. The Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory conducted 1,373 tests on Tuesday, September 7. The new cases consist of 70 people who are 18 years old and over, and 17 who are under the age of
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Adjusted operating hours for fish markets - Barbados Today
Fish markets across Barbados will have changes to their operating hours, now operating from 7 a.m. until 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday, with immediate effect. Sundays will be 7 am until 1 pm – except Speightstown, which is closed Sundays. This is in keeping with the revision of the national
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Police vehicle seen at Zuma's Nkandla homestead was there only on routine patrol - SAPS | News24
Images and footage of the marked police van, belonging to the Nkandla police station, was posted on social media. It was said to have been denied entry to the property.
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