WATCH: Family Seeks Justice for Mannie James, Killed by Police in 2023
Mariesa Hixon, the common-law wife of Mannie James, has voiced her profound frustrations over the insufficient communication from law enforcement regarding the ongoing investigation into the tragic events leading to Mannie’s death.
Mannie was shot and killed by law enforcement in July 2023.
She spoke to Antigua.news.
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I hope the government will assist her with her children cause it cant be easy