WEARING a cast below the left knee, the 12-year-old girl who survived the recent shooting in Claxton Bay that left her mother and stepfather dead, limped her way into a funeral home on Friday to pay her final respects. The crying girl, who also had stitches to her head, and her sister, 14, were accompanied
WEARING a cast below the left knee, the 12-year-old girl who survived the recent shooting in Claxton Bay that left her mother and stepfather dead, limped her way into a funeral home on Friday to pay her final respects. The crying girl, who also had stitches to her head, and her sister, 14, were accompanied
DR GABRIELLE JAMELA HOSEIN A PUBLIC health approach to crime continues to float about without a clear anchor. At this point, we can only pray that security experts understand the intersections between gender and sexuality, and gangs, murders and the illegal economy. While we must stem gun availability, we can’t ignore boys’ incentives to join
The 12-year-old victim of the recent shooting in Claxton Bay that killed her mother and stepfather is out of the intensive care unit (ICU) of the hospital.
The 12-year-old girl wounded in the shooting early Thursday in Claxton Bay which claimed the lives of her mother and stepfather is recuperating at hospital. The standard five student is said to be in serious condition and no arrests have been made. The police did not give additional information. The girl's mother Asha George, 30,
A 12-YEAR-OLD GIRL was fighting for her life in hospital after being shot in the head by gunmen who stormed her Claxton Bay home and killed her mother and her mother's boyfriend shortly after midnight on Thursday. She was one of two children caught in the line of fire yesterday, with the second being a