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15-year-old hurt in shooting incident | THE DAILY HERALD

January 26, 2023

15-year-old hurt in  shooting incident | THE DAILY HERALD
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ANGUILLA--The Royal Anguilla Police Force (RAPF) has confirmed that there was a shooting incident in the North Hill village.

  Officers received the report at 6:11am on Thursday and went to the scene where a fifteen-year-old boy had sustained a head injury. He is currently warded at the Princess Alexandra Hospital.

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  The police are carrying out investigations into the incident and are asking for anyone with information that can assist to contact the police at (264)497-2333 or submit a report to their confidential website  www.gov.ai/911.

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