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BREAKING NEWS: Deadly Shooting in St. Peters leaves one dead.

September 3, 2016

BREAKING NEWS:   Deadly Shooting in St. Peters leaves one dead.
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St. Peters:---- A man was shot dead on Soursap Road St. Peters around early Sunday morning.
According to Police Spokesman Ricardo Henson, police was called to scene and found a body of male lying next to car, he was bled to death from gunshot wounds.
According to information reaching SMN News identified the victim ass Alrico Dolphin aka Rico.
Police are busy investigating.

MAN SHOT DEAD

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On Sunday September 4th shortly after midnight the Emergency Dispatch received several calls about gunshots being fired on the Soursap road in Sint Peters. Immediately several police patrols, Paramedics, Detectives and Forensic Department were sent to the scene to investigate what had taken place. On the scene the investigating offices located a man lying on the street next to his car. The victim was bleeding from gunshot wounds and not showing any signs of life. Immediately the area was closed off and a crime scene was established. Forensic Department was sent to the scene to collect evidence and Detectives were speaking to potential witnesses. The identity of the victim has not yet been established. Who is responsible for this shooting and why is still unknown.
The investigation has just started and more details are not available at this time. As these details become available the media will be informed.

KPSM Press Release

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/breaking-news-deadly-shooting-in-st-peters-leaves-one-dead/

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