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BREAKING NEWS:---- French Cul Sac Shooting leaves victim critical.

February 7, 2016

BREAKING NEWS:---- French Cul Sac Shooting leaves victim critical.
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Marigot: --- A man that is well known to police is nursing several gunshot wounds at the Louis Constant Fleming Hospital. SMN News learnt that the shooting took place at the French Cul de Sac round-a-bout. Bystanders identified the victim as Kevin Gadfi Mathurin.
Commandant of the Gendarmerie Sebastien Monzoni confirmed that someone was shot and the victim is in critical condition. Monzoni did not release any details on the ongoing investigation.

BREAKING NEWS:---- French Cul Sac Shooting leaves victim critical.

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