San Juan boy, 16, shot dead

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San Juan boy, 16, shot dead

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo/Sureash Cholai A 16-YEAR-OLD boy was gunned down minutes after he got into an argument with a man near a mini mart in San Juan on Wednesday night. Police said Robinho Ramsaroop was standing near the Just 4 mini mart on Sunshine Avenue, San Juan, at around 7.50 pm when he got into an argument with the man who was in a car and who drove off. About ten […]

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