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Homicide victim identified --- Police calling on persons with information to contact police.

July 12, 2016

Homicide victim identified --- Police calling on persons with information to contact police.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The lifeless body found on July 1 on Arlet Peters Road has been identified as that of the man Pedro Nel Sanchez Triana also known as “Pepe” born on July 17, 1970 in Colombia. Autopsy revealed that he died as a consequence of a crime committed against him. The so called Cactus investigation into this crime committed is still ongoing and the Prosecutor’s Office calls on anyone who has information about what may have led to the victim’s death, to contact the St. Maarten Police Force at 542-2222 or at the emergency number 911. If so desired, it’s also possible to call the anonymous tip line at 9300.

Prosecutor’s Press Bulletin.

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Homicide victim identified --- Police calling on persons with information to contact police.

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