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Oct 13, 2020 News
Kaieteur News – Cops are unable to locate a man’s former partner after he was shot on Sunday while conversing with her at a location in West Ruimveldt, Georgetown.
Shemroy King, 43, a chicken vendor of Seadam Bagotstown, East Bank Demerara (EBD) was shot around 20:30hrs. According to police reports, during King’s conversation with the woman – with whom he shares a child – he heard a loud explosion and immediately felt a burning sensation to his right elbow.
He looked down and saw blood pouring out from his elbow and realized that he was shot. He joined a taxi and sped off to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation. Doctors performed a surgery on his arm and extracted a warhead from his elbow.
Investigators questioned various eyewitnesses but failed to obtain any substantial information to assist them in identifying a shooter. According to police, checks were made to locate the woman but she could not be found.
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