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HomeGeneral NewsCrimePolice: Brothers Charged With Murder Of Keon Fyfield

Police: Brothers Charged With Murder Of Keon Fyfield

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By Spokesman Editor
An official local police photo (used for illustration purposes only) shows a crime scene investigation van in St.Kitts. Photo by: Tristar Pursuits

BASSETERRE, St.Kitts (Wednesday 14th April 2021)- Police on St.Kitts have revealed- via a press release dated 14th April 2021 that two brothers from the Stapleton community have been charged with murder of 38-year-old Keon Fyfield of Newtown.

See full police press release below:

TWO MEN CHARGED FOR KEON FYFIELD’S DEATH
Basseterre, St. Kitts, April 14, 2021 (RSCNPF): The Police have charged two men for the death of Twenty-two-year-old Dijon Trotman and his 21-year-old brother, Divon Trotman, both of whom are from Stapleton Village, were charged for the offence of Murder. Dijon Trotman was charged on April 12, and Divon Trotman was charged on April 13. They are both in Police custody. The incident occurred on March 07, 2021. Keon Fyfield had been warded at the JNF General Hospital from that date until his death on March 25.

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