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Second Suspect Charged With Deadly February 7th Shooting
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – A second suspect has been charged in connection to a deadly shooting that claimed the life of Kenneth Neilly back in February.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – A second suspect has been charged in connection to a deadly shooting that claimed the life of Kenneth Neilly back in February.
Forty-year-old Damil Campbell, otherwise known as “Blood,” faced charges of murder and conspiracy to commit murder when he appeared before Chief Magistrate Roberto Reckley today.
Campbell did not have to enter pleas to the charges and joins his co-accused, Cedler Ariste, behind bars.
The matter was adjourned to July 24 for the presentation of voluntary bill of indictment papers.
On February 2, Neilly, otherwise known as “Swamper,” was driving along East Street South when the occupants of a white car riddled his Nissan Cube with bullets.
Neilly died in hospital on February 7.
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