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Two shot dead in La Romaine, cops search for hooded killer

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RAD­HI­CA DE SIL­VA

rad­hi­ca.sookraj@guardian.co.tt

 

A hood­ed gun­man stormed in­to a min­i­mart at La Ro­maine on Fri­day and shot two men dead be­fore jump­ing through a win­dow, mak­ing a suc­cess­ful es­cape.

 

Chil­dren who were play­ing in the yard of the min­i­mart ran for cov­er as over 17 bul­lets were fired from a 9mm se­mi-au­to­mat­ic pis­tol.

Their moth­er, Di­anne Soor­jedeen of 28 Stel­la Street, La Ro­maine who owns Di­anne’s Mi­ni Mart quick­ly brought them to safe­ty.

 

When the gun­fire cleared, Je­re­mi­ah Joseph, 37, alias Tears of Bay View, La Ro­maine and Ju­lian Bap­tiste, 31, of An­tho­ny Street, La Ro­maine were both dead.

 

Soor­jedeen told po­lice she was in the yard with her chil­dren around 10:36 pm when the gun­shots rang out. 

 

Po­lice said Joseph and Bap­tiste had been lim­ing with friends in a room lo­cat­ed on the north­ern side of the mi­ni-mart when the gun­man walked in.

 

He wore a dark blue hood­ie pulled over his face.

He point­ed the gun and emp­tied the bul­lets hit­ting Je­re­mi­ah mul­ti­ple times about the body and Joseph on his ab­domen and chest.

The killer then fled through a win­dow on the north­ern side. The chil­dren and oth­er limers were not harmed.

 

 A par­ty of of­fi­cers led by Asp Jaikaran, In­sp Phillip, Sgt Boodoo, Sgt Ram­sa­hai, PC Ali, WPC La Rode and PC Ram­soobag of the Homi­cide Bu­reau of In­ves­ti­ga­tions Re­gion Three vis­it­ed the scene.

 

Dis­trict Med­ical Of­fi­cer Dr Chama­iah vis­it­ed the scene and or­dered the bod­ies re­moved to the San Fer­nan­do Gen­er­al Hos­pi­tal Mor­tu­ary pend­ing post mortems at the Foren­sics Sci­ence Cen­tre St James. 

 

Sev­en­teen 9mm spent shells were found along with one bul­let frag­ment.

In­ves­ti­ga­tions are con­tin­u­ing. 


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