Editorial Staff
26/08/24 07:49
Editorial Staff
26/08/24 07:49

No Bullet Wounds Found on Ajene Wilkins

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Ajene Wilkins

When Ajene Wilkins was rushed to the hospital with blood oozing from several parts of his body, claiming that he was shot in the waist and beaten, he wasn’t telling the whole truth.

Wilkins was severely beaten but not shot. On Saturday night in Villa, a robbery suspect, Wilkins was reportedly assaulted by masked individuals and is currently receiving medical treatment in the hospital.

Although the man claimed to have been shot, no gunshot wounds were found on his body, but he exhibited injuries consistent with being beaten with a blunt object.

He is suspected of being involved in the recent armed robbery at the Pearl River Supermarket in Villa, during which a policeman’s firearm was stolen.

He is anticipated to face charges related to this robbery in the coming days.

8 Comments

  1. kaylani

    He was maybe feeling the pain of a bullet,after being hit several times in the head your statement would never be clear

    Reply
  2. Liam

    He trying to save himself

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  3. Zidane

    He trying to stall the cases,I don’t think it’ll work

    Reply
  4. Curtis

    These boys need to stay out of trouble

    Reply
  5. ANNA

    what is this article really saying? he probably was trying to remove himself

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    • Lily

      Facts

      Reply
  6. Anonymous

    come on young boys do something better with yall self

    Reply
  7. Shenikqua

    I hotly think his adrenaline aline was in a rush and he should not think fir himself. Whereas I think he was trying to exclude himself from the robbery. I don’t know to be honest!

    Reply

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