Fyzabad labourer, 35, shot dead

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Fyzabad labourer, 35, shot dead

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News An investigator at a crime scene. - File photo South Western Division police are on the scene in Fyzabad, where a man was shot dead midmorning on July 24. The police identified him as labourer Prince Ralph Maingot, 35, of Delhi Road. Initial reports are around 11.15 am, a Nissan B14 car pulled up at the front of Maingot’s home, and then gunshots were heard. The car was then seen […]

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