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(Kaieteur News) – Two men were on Sunday wounded in a drive-by shooting incident at Lover’s Lane, Central Amelia’s Ward, Linden.
Police said they are investigating the shooting incident which occurred around 22:30hrs, during which a 32-year-old vendor of Central Amelia’s Ward and a 36-year-old carpenter of South Amelia’s Ward were injured.
According to police investigation, the vendor was standing in front of his shop, while the carpenter was walking close by, when a motor car drove up and came to a halt near them, during which someone inside discharged several rounds in their direction.
The vendor received a gunshot wound to the chest, while the carpenter sustained a gunshot wound to the foot. Both men were taken to the Linden Hospital Complex, where they were seen and treated.
The vendor has since been referred to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation for further medical attention, while the carpenter remains at the Linden Hospital Complex receiving treatment. Their conditions are reported as stable.
No arrests have been made. Investigations continue.
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