Belmont man charged with 2015 murder

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Belmont man charged with 2015 murder

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News ON Friday, Keon Nelson, 32, of Belle Eau Road, Belmont, has been charged with the 2015 murder of Marlon Crooks. Acting Cpl Philips of the Cold Case Unit laid the charges. A police media release said Crooks was with another man in Belmont on March 2, 2015. A lone gunman fired several shots at them, hitting both men. They were taken to hospital ,where Crooks was pronounced dead, and the […]

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