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Jun 07, 2016 News
Police are investigating what appears to be a seventh murder at an interior location for the year.
The body of Romel Daniels, 25, of Campbelltown, Mahdia, was found around 03.40 hrs on a roadway at Mahdia.
The corpse bore what appeared to be a stab wound.
A release stated that police made the discovery after responding to reports that a man was lying motionless on a roadway in the vicinity of Dadagoo Shop in Mahdia.
Homicide detectives and crime scene investigators responded to the scene to collect evidence and canvas the area for potential witnesses.
No arrests have been made and investigators are asking for the community’s help for any information pertaining to the homicide.
The body is at the Mahdia Hospital Mortuary awaiting a post-mortem.
There have been seven murders so far in ‘F’ Division.
The victims include Police Sergeant 16934 Leonard La Rose, 52, who was stabbed to death at Matthew’s Ridge Hospital, while attempting to arrest a suspect.
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