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Lewis condemns gun violence, says culprits will face full extent of law | THE DAILY HERALD

July 9, 2024

Lewis condemns gun violence, says culprits will face full extent of law | THE DAILY HERALD
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The wave of fear in the community intensified on Monday when news started circulating that a fourth shooting had occurred, this time on Bush Road. The shooting occurred around 3:20am. A male was injured. He was transported to St Maarten Medical Center (SMMC) and had been undergoing treatment. His condition was listed as serious, but stable. Monday’s shooting followed three shootings in two districts on Saturday: two in Dutch Quarter and one in Simpson Bay in which three males were injured and nursing gunshot wounds in SMMC. Photo shows a scene of the Monday morning shooting.

 

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