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Two men attack North West fisherman

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March 23, 2021
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The police are looking for a male suspect who collaborated with another male to seriously wound 27-year-old fisherman Christoff Bridgemohan of Kumaka Waterfront, North West District on Monday.

One of the suspects is currently in custody while the other is currently being hunted. Both are reported to be fishermen.

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They dealt the victim several chops about his body and the victim was rushed to the Mabaruma Hospital and is currently being prepared to be medevaced to the Georgetown Public Hosptial Corporation (GPHC). He is in a serious but stable condition.

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