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Man shoots self to death on Robb Street

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December 27, 2020
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A man shot himself to death on Robb Street Saturday evening, police have confirmed.

In a press release police said ranks were on Mobile Patrol, on Alexander Street,  when they received information that a male shot himself on Robb Street.

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The ranks then proceeded to the said area,  where they saw the body of a man only name given as  Tricksie lying motionless on his back, in a pool of blood with what appeared to be a gun shot wound to his temple area. He was clad in a white jersey and a pair of dark coloured three quarter pants. About 12 inches from his right shoulder a 9mm glock pistol was seen, with a 9mm ammunition in the breach. Also a 9mm spent shell was found at the scene. He was picked up and taken to the Georgetown Public Hospital where he was pronounced dead by a doctor on duty. The body is presently lying at the said hospital mortuary awaiting to be identified and for post mortem examination. CCTV footage was seen from a nearby Grocery store which captured the scene when the man shot himself. Investigation in progress.

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