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Woman shot, man killed in Princes Town

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo A shoot incident at New Grant, Princes Town, has left one man dead and a woman seriously injured. The dead man has been identified as Hilton Joseph while the injured woman was his 38-year-old neighbour.. Both were tenants at a house located at Sixth Company Indian Walk, Princes Town. Reports indicate that the woman was conducting sales at her home around 8.30 pm on Saturday when a white […]

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