Editorial Staff
13/04/25 13:11
Editorial Staff
13/04/25 13:11

Fifteen-Year-Old Stabbed in Cashew Hill Expected to Make Recovery After Surgery

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Sir Lester Bird Medical Center

A fifteen-year-old boy who was stabbed multiple times late Friday night has undergone surgery and is expected to fully recover.

Jackiem Gordon is receiving treatment for serious stab wounds at the Sir Lester Bird Medical Center.

The Golden Grove teenager was urgently taken to the hospital after sustaining injuries to his waist.

Reports indicate that he was attacked by another young man wielding scissors during a confrontation at Cashew Hill, where several young men had gathered at a well-known location in the community.

18 Comments

  1. Luka Johnson

    What is happening with young people here? you should investigate why that happened.

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    • Unruly One

      It is the music that they are listening to that mucking up their heads. As a man thinketh so it he. It they are beng told that they are real bad man what you expect.

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    • Devorn Carter

      Nothing is happening. These music they calling dancehall and that shii is what have these kids like this. They are trying to do everything these song say.

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  2. Stone

    Alot of anger plus a high disregard for human life and living are some of the things affecting our young men. Of course the fact that they see no hope in the foreseeable just adds more flame to the fire

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  3. Webster

    At least we know you guys arent using AI. You missed the “Y” in the world “Recovery”.

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    • Unruly One

      Lol smh. AI isnt perfect yanno.

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    • Food4thought

      Clearly you have a reading problem. A “Y” isn’t missing. The word is suppose to be ‘Recover’ and not ‘Recovery’.

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  4. Juju Bee

    Right now I wouldn’t encourage anyone to bring a child into this wicked wicked world

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  5. Nat turner aka revolutionary militant

    Being tuff is the new thing u don’t have to destroy each other to solve a conflicts..the youth them programing is vicious now remember in order to keep us blacks weak below they have to keep us fighting each other we have too much hate among our own people and it’s a world wide thing ..blacks violence is promoted in movies ,in our music and on the net so it got the youths them programing…we have common sense to know this happening world wide only our race black on black violence is promoted and the worship of the almighty $

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  6. Antigua Surf

    We are yet to hear if the attacker was arrested. I hope a speedy recovery for this young man and please leave the hospital highlighting some peace. Don’t go for revenge

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  7. YouthfulDays

    Seem as if you people come here for trouble. I come for the comments. Thanks for the entertainment. Get well soon youngster.

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  8. Rochelle

    This could’ve ended so much worse. These young boys need guidance and conflict resolution, not weapons. Our communities need to come together. Too many of our youth are turning to violence way too easily.

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  9. Rhea

    Are we just gonna plant them at the center and let it be? A young man life in danger and I haven’t hear of any arrest… talk to me here guys

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  10. Trevor

    Where are the parents? Why are these boys on the streets late at night unsupervised? and what about the curfew? The curfew the governmtn said they would make for underage teens

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  11. Jermaine

    Same thing every week. A stabbing here, a fight there, and then we move on like nothing happened. Watch how fast this story disappears until the next teenager ends up in hospital.

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  12. Melissa

    Wishing Jackiem strength and healing. Hope he comes back stronger and uses his voice to help others instead of promoting violence. Close calls like these are suppose to help people do better not worse. Not coming out the hospital seeking revenge

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  13. Shanique

    Why are teenagers carrying weapons? What’s going on in the homes and schools?

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  14. Myrtle

    As someone living right here in Cashew Hill, this hit way too close to home. We know these boys, they’re our sons, nephews, neighbours. And while people on the outside are quick to judge, the truth is, we’ve been asking for support for years. We need real investment in our youth not just when something bad happens, but consistently. I’m praying for Jackiem and his family, but I’m also praying this wakes up those in charge. We’re tired of the violence, tired of the silence, and tired of being forgotten.

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