Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Break-In at All Saints Primary School Under Investigation
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Break-In at All Saints Primary School Under Investigation

Break-In at All Saints Primary School Under Investigation

29 September 2025 - 14:43

Break-In at All Saints Primary School Under Investigation

29 September 2025 - 14:43

Police are investigating a break-in at a primary school in All Saints that took place late Friday night into the early hours of Saturday morning.

According to reports, intruders forced open a western office door and gained entry into the principal’s office. The building was ransacked, and a storeroom was broken into.

Thieves made off with a Stihl weed wacker and a bunch of keys. The value of the stolen items is still being assessed.

Law enforcement officers responded to the scene shortly after the incident was reported.

A search of the surrounding area was conducted, but no suspects were found and the stolen property was not recovered.

Senior officers and crime scene investigators have been informed, and inquiries are continuing.

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10 Comments

  1. We have become so lawless and desperate its appalling

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  2. What a primary school could have for people to take,chairs? Computers? I don’t understand these people

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  3. Some.people i believe are stealing just to make headlines. Why would you go in a school? What you wanna sell? A duster? Come on man

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  4. Next thing you know, dem tief dem keys and try come back fe more. Police haffi be vigilant round deh area

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  5. That weed wacker probably done sell already inna some backstreet. Police haffi clamp down harder pon these little petty crimes before dem get worse

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    • With those kind of petty crimes as you put it. The profile to check as a suspect is a drug addict or vagrant know to the area. Places they would actually try to cash-in on these items would be at local drug dealers in the area or pawn shops these are places to check for leads.

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  6. All Saints school? Lord, what kinda message we sendin’ to the youth when people ah violate the very place dem suppose to learn

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  7. Very sad to hear schools should always be safe spaces for children.

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  8. Me cyaan understand why people always target school and church. That nuh right, man. Low deh institution dem alone

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  9. Long time All Saints peaceful, but crime spreading everywhere now. Real shame

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