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Four People Killed In Five Days
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The bloodshed continuing in the capital Four people have been killed in 5 days pushing the country’s murder count to 58.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The bloodshed continuing in the capital four people have been killed in 5 days pushing the country’s murder count to 58.
Just this morning, a man was found shot to death just feet away from the back wall of the R.M. Bailey Senior High School.
Rewind to last week Thursday, four men and a woman were arrested following an altercation that turned fatal leaving 23-year-old mom Maigen Bethel dead.
Police say on Thursday night a group of women showed up at a residence on Vinspen Road and confronted a man and women in the home. The man then allegedly shot bethel.
Then on Saturday, a verbal altercation between two siblings, led to one fatally striking the other with a car.
But that’s not the only crime to send shockwaves through the community over the weekend.
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