George Chiddick Charged with Firearm Offences
The police have now charged George Akeba Chiddick of No.3 George Street with several firearm related offences.
He is charged with Shooting With Intent to do Grevious Bodily Harm, Possession of one .32 Pistol, and one .32 Round of ammunition, and Making Use of a Firearm for the Commission of an Offence.
On the morning of August 6, the accused allegedly shot a woman of No. 3 George Street and left her with a wound to her left leg. She was treated at the hospital and later discharged.
A bulletin was issued for his arrest, and he surrendered to the police on Thursday. He will he appearing in court on Monda
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