Antigua.news Caribbean Regional: Several held over killing of trans woman – police
Antigua.news Caribbean Regional: Several held over killing of trans woman – police

Regional: Several held over killing of trans woman – police

13 July 2024 - 11:26

Regional: Several held over killing of trans woman – police

13 July 2024 - 11:26

Shaun Anthony Simon

Several persons have been held for questioning in relation to the shooting death of Shaun Anthony Simon, a 28-year-old trans woman on Thursday morning at King Street and South Road, Georgetown, Regional 4 ‘A’ Commander, Assistant Commissioner Simon McBean told Stabroek News yesterday.

Enquiries revealed that on Thursday morning, the victim (who is said to be a sex worker), along with a 26-year-old trans woman of West La Penitence Housing Scheme, Georgetown, were standing at the corner of King Street and South Road when a heavily-tinted silver-coloured Toyota Premio motorcar (registration number unknown at this time) entered King Street from Croal Street and several loud explosions suspected to be gunshots were heard coming from the direction of the car.

 

​Upon hearing gunfire, Simon, along with her friend, ran east on South Road, and collapsed to the ground. The car meanwhile, continued north on King Street and disappeared.

With the numerous surveillance cameras that the government has established throughout the city, it is unclear why the police have not yet said whether there is footage of the vehicle and the licence plate number.

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