THREE men were killed in separate incidents yesterday - one in Grand Bahama - bringing the year’s murder toll to 41 for the year, according to The Tribune’s records.
#The two latest murders occurred last night, less than an hour apart.
#Shortly before 9.30pm, on Tuesday April 7 2015, police were called to the scene of a shooting at Graham Drive in Yellow Elder Gardens, where a male was found dead in his car.
#While police were processing that scene, they were alerted to reports around 10pm that a man was stabbed at Roberts Drive in Nassau Village. Police believe that killing stemmed from a domestic dispute between a man and his juvenile nephew who was arrested shortly after the incident.
#Chief Superintendent Paul Rolle said when police arrived in Yellow Elder, officers found a 24-year-old man sitting in the driver’s seat of his 1997 Honda Prelude, with gunshot wounds to his body.
#EMS pronounced him dead on the scene he has been identified as Chima Bain
#“While here on this scene, police, we also received reports of a stabbing incident in the Roberts Drive (area in) Nassau Village, off Alexandria Blvd. Information there is that a young man and a relative became involved in an argument. The younger, who we believe is a juvenile, took a knife and stabbed his uncle to the chest, fatally wounding him to the chest.” He has been identified as Arlington Thompson
#The juvenile was arrested, Chief Supt Rolle said.
#Meanwhile, police in Grand Bahama are investigating the early morning homicide of a man in Freeport.
#A young man was stabbed to death, pushing the homicide count for the year to five in Grand Bahama.
#The unidentified victim, believed to be in his 20s or 30s, was taken to the Rand Memorial Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. identified as 28-year-old Clayton Rufus Brown, of No 15 Lawrence Close, Freeport.
#No arrest has been made and police are investigating the matter.
# police were called shortly before 4am to an area on Adventurers Way, commonly known as the ghetto.
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