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UPDATE : Man found with a gunshot wound in Dutch Quarter | 721 NEWS

March 22, 2019

UPDATE : Man found with a gunshot wound in Dutch Quarter | 721 NEWS
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>VIDEO of the Crime Scene in DQ

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>DUTCH QUARTER, Sint Maarten – Reports coming to our newsroom are saying that an unknown man claiming to be from Cuba was shot on Thursday March 21 around 5:00 am at an unknown location. He was driving in a white Hyundai Elantra with the license plate M-465 up to the housing project in Dutch Quarter.

At the moment, the exact location of the shooting is unknown, though people in the area claim he is not from the housing project.

According to information we accumulated, the man received two gunshot wounds, one to his back and the other to his abdomen. He was rushed to SMMC by ambulance.

The police are busy investigating where exactly the shooting may have taken place.

As soon more information reaches us, we will update our readers.

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