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Antigua: Men charged for stealing 9 goats, granted bail

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January 24, 2025
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Police in Antigua have jointly charged Tareeque Laville of Pares, Aahaz Hobson of Cedar Valley, Montel Barton of Villa, and Terique Browne of All Saints with the larceny of nine goats valued at $4,100.

They were also charged for receiving three of the said animals valued at $1,500.

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Meanwhile, Tareeque Laville of Pares was charged with unlawful possession of four 9mm rounds of ammunition.

These were found at his home by the police while executing a search warrant.

All four accused were taken into custody for questioning on Tuesday, following an investigation into the theft of livestock animals. Loop News

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