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BREAKING NEWS: Two dead, two critical in Middle Region Shooting. (UPDATED) | SMN News

October 28, 2019

BREAKING NEWS: Two dead, two critical in Middle Region Shooting. (UPDATED) | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG: --- A late afternoon shooting took place in Middle Region on Monday afternoon, Initial reports are three persons are involved in the shooting. SMN News learned that at least one person died on the spot, while a second person died at the St. Maarten Medical Center from the gunshot wounds. Two other victims remains at the ST. Maarten Medical Center.

Acting Police Spokesman E. Josepha said that details of the shooting are very sketchy. He dismissed the information that is circulating that states the late afternoon shooting was a drive-by shooting. Josepha said a vehicle drove up to the


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