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Condolences pour in for Port of Spain boy, 11, shot dead

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Police on the scene where Ezekiel Paria, 11, was shot dead during a drive-by at Laventille Road, East Dry River, Port of Spain, on February 22. - Photo by Angelo Marcelle Condolences continue to pour in for Ezekiel Paria, the 11-year-old boy killed in a drive-by shooting at Laventille Road, East Dry River, Port of Spain, on Thursday afternoon. Among the latest to to sympathise was Commissioner of Police Erla […]

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