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Young Man Shot Dead While At Work

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BASSETERRE, St.Kitts( Tuesday 26th February 2019)- The young man shot dead yesterday morning (Monday) was working at the time he was fatally wounded and to date, two individuals are being questioned by police.

Such information has been shared by a source at the Police Public Relations Department.

Dead is 30-year-old Shavaughn ‘Chronic’ Hendricks of Lime Kiln Housing.

According to police, the shooting incident took at about 9AM “while working in his area”.

A lone gunman is being blamed for the crime.

More details to be provided.

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