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Extended pre-trial detention for Basseterre Drive shooting suspect

January 17, 2022

Extended pre-trial detention for Basseterre Drive shooting suspect
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PHILIPSBURG: The suspect in the Boxing Day shooting has had his pre-trial detention extended by sixty days on today, Monday, January 17, by the instructing judge.

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E.C-C. is suspected of shooting his partner in Basseterre Drive, Middle Region, on the afternoon of December 26, 2021. He fled the scene of the shooting, but was apprehended by police in the vicinity of the Bell’s Lookout Point (commonly called “Harold Jack”) on Cole Bay Hill on the evening of December 27.

The suspect is expected to appear in the Court of First Instance for his pro forma hearing on February 23. A pro forma hearing deals with, among other things, the necessity of continuing the pre-trial detention based on the status of the investigation.

 

 

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Source: Faxinfo https://www.faxinfo.sx/2022/01/17/extended-pre-trial-detention-for-basseterre-drive-shooting-suspect/

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