Grammar School student chopped
An Antigua Grammar School student was chopped about his body in the vicinity of the St. John’s Fire Station sometime around 2 pm this afternoon.
An eyewitness told Observer two young men dressed in hoodies attacked the student.
Police PRO Frankie Thomas says investigations are ongoing. (Source Newsco)
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Nicky November 21, 2022, 4:20 PM