Two dead, two injured in Oropune Gardens stabbing

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Two dead, two injured in Oropune Gardens stabbing

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Police cars on a crime scene. - File photo by Jeff K. Mayers An altercation among residents of an apartment complex at Oropune Gardens, Piarco which started on Good Friday turned tragic on March 30 after two men were stabbed to death and two others injured. Police raided the suspect's apartment shortly after the incident and detained him. Initial police reports said around noon on Saturday, the suspect of Building […]

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