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Police arrest DQ shooting suspect

February 18, 2016

Police arrest DQ  shooting suspect
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DUTCH QUARTER--Police have arrested a man with the initials C.M. as a suspect in a shooting in Zorg en Rust, Dutch Quarter, on Tuesday evening.

  The man was arrested on the scene of the incident. Police spokesperson Chief Inspector Ricardo Henson said in a police press release on Wednesday that an argument involving M. and another man with the initials H.E. had occurred around 10:00pm, Tuesday, in Zorg en Rust. The argument was in connection with and ongoing feud between the men. During the confrontation shots were fired. M.’s home was also searched and an undisclosed quantity of “drugs” were found and confiscated for further investigation. No one was hurt during the shooting, Henson said.

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Police arrest DQ shooting suspect

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