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A  30-year-old man lost his life in a stabbing incident on Constitution Road, St Michael, yesterday morning. Police reported that Antonio Miller, of Carrington Village, St Michael, was returning home from his girlfriend’s residence when an assailant attacked him and fled on a Route 6 Bush Hall minibus. Acting communications and public affairs officer of the Barbados Police Service, Inspector Stephen Griffith said Miller passed away at the Queen Elizabeth …

The haunting screams of a young man calling for his mother sent chills through bystanders who gathered in a St Philip district early Monday morning where two people died in a house fire.There was growing horror as Barbadians awoke to the tragic news that 43-year-old Kim-Marie Greenidge and her daughter, eight-year-old Nazariah Greenidge, perished in the early morning blaze at their Heddings home.The young man’s screams pierced the air and he had to be physically restrained from going towards the burnt house as lawmen conducted their investigations. The young man, the deceased’s son, whose ...

Police were called to attend a reported stabbing incident, which occurred about 6:55 a.m. this morning, 9th May 2023, in the area of Queen's Park and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital playing field, St. Michael. According to Police spokesman Inspector Stephen Griffith, a young male was the victim of a stabbing. He was immediately transported to the QEH by ambulance, where he

Although Kimberly St Louis is grateful her daughter has been safely located, she says she has been let down by her behaviour on social media during the past month. She said she was also disheartened by the adults who she believed were harbouring her daughter Tanik Jemmott and her friend Runeka Husbands who were reported missing since early April. After police issued a missing persons reports for the two 14-year-olds, …

The Barbados Police Service says the two teen girls who were reported missing last month are now in police custody. On April 27, police issued two bulletins seeking the public’s assistance in locating two 14-year-old girls – Tanik Jemmott, and Ranika Zayla Husbands. Jemmott, a third-form student of the Parkinson Memorial Secondary School left home on Tuesday, April 11, and Husbands, a