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NAME: NYON DASENT

ADDRESS: NEW ROAD

D.O.B: 11-08-1991

AGE: 27 YEARS

PLACE OF BIRTH:ST. KITTS

COMPLEXION: BROWN

HAIR: BLACK

EYES: BROWN

HEIGHT: 5’10’’

A WARRANT EXISTS FOR THE ARREST OF NYON DASENT, ALSO KNOWN AS SADDAM, OF NEW ROAD IN RELATION TO AN ILLEGAL FIREARM THAT WAS FOUND ON JANUARY 19, 2019. HE IS CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS. ANYONE WHO SEES HIM OR KNOWS OF HIS WHEREABOUTS IS ASKED TO CONTACT THE BASSETERRE POLICE STATION AT 465-2241, THE NEAREST POLICE STATION OR CALL THE CRIME HOTLINE AT 707.

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