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Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda 17-Year-Old Reported to be Charged With Robbery

17-Year-Old Reported to be Charged With Robbery

28 September 2025 - 06:40

17-Year-Old Reported to be Charged With Robbery

28 September 2025 - 06:40

17-Year-Old Charged With Robbery

The police have officially charged a 17-year-old male from Clare Hall with the crime of robbery.

The accused is said to have stolen a vehicle and several valuable items from two individuals on Monday, September 22, along High Street.

Reports suggest that the victims were allegedly threatened at gunpoint by two assailants, who then fled with the stolen goods.

The accused was apprehended on Thursday in the Clare Hall area and taken into custody. He is scheduled to appear in court to respond to the charges.

The police are actively pursuing their investigations and are urging anyone with further information to reach out to the Criminal Investigations Department at 462-3913, or to call Crimestoppers anonymously at 800-TIPS (8477).

The Police Administration is dedicated to safeguarding the well-being of all citizens and visitors, and will persist in taking the necessary steps to hold those responsible for criminal activities accountable.

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13 Comments

  1. Clare Hall again… community leaders need to step up and guide these youths. We don’t often hear from the representatives of the community

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  2. Parents, schools, government, we all have a role. Crime won’t stop unless we invest in our youth properly.

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  3. Remember that Charity begins at home. The community has a part to play but we must start from the beginning. Ask ourselves fundamental questions. 1. What type of family unit does the child had?
    2. Single parent family without a strong person leading?
    3. Financial situation?
    Having look at those situation then we can looked to the Community and see what help can be afforded.

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  4. We need to do more for our young people. We cannot just lay down and read news and shake our heads. Now is the time to rise up from our slumber…

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  5. Steal a vehicle….Lord help these young people

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  6. Parents should take alot of the blame. They cannot control them boys. This monster hasnt been so huge. It started smal

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  7. I know the guy. He bad since he born

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  8. You 17. You have plenty life in you go find f-ing work to do

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  9. At 17, this could have been a time for school and opportunities, not crime.

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  10. Its almost like the hardened criminals left the stage for these young ones

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  11. These teenagers have no respect for people and their belongings no care for the consequences because they know they’ll be granted bail.A serious example need to be set

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  12. Too many teenagers committing crime in this land.

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  13. We have to continue to keep these young people in our hearts and prayers. Too often they pop up in bad news

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