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Another Deadly Shadwell Shooting Under  Investigation

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BASSETERRE, St.Kitts (Tuesday 25th September 2018)- Another deadly shooting in Shadwell is currently being investigated.

This afternoon, 21-year-old Shakeem Norford was killed, according to a police source.

This media house understands that the incident took place sometime before 5:00 PM, two days after Glenford Percival from the neighbouring community of New Road was shot and injured on Sunday afternoon.

This  latest fatal shooting in that area comes after last month’s shooting death of 32-year-old Mikhail ‘Mitch’ Liburd, son of government minister Ian ‘Patches’ Liburd.

More details to be provided in a follow-up report.

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