Crime
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Coast Guard Ends Search for Three Missing Urlings Fishermen
The Antigua and Barbuda Coast Guard has called off its search for three Urlings fishermen — Adrian Pryce, Carlton Pitt, and Devon Prince — who disappeared at sea nearly a month ago. Their families continue to hold out hope despite the suspension of official search efforts.
Four Hospitalised After Easter Monday Collision on Pares Main Road
Four people, including a minor, were hospitalised with serious injuries after a collision between a Toyota Hiace van and a Honda Accord on Pares Main Road on Easter Monday. Police are investigating the crash, which reportedly occurred after the car overtook a line of traffic at speed.
Four Hospitalised After Easter Monday Crash on Pares Main Road
Four people, including a minor, were hospitalised with serious injuries following a collision between a Toyota Hiace and a Honda Accord on Pares Main Road on Easter Monday. Police allege the car's driver was speeding and overtaking traffic when the crash occurred.
Police Investigate Easter Sunday Shooting at Corn Alley
Police are investigating a shooting that took place at Corn Alley in the early hours of Easter Sunday, April 5, as authorities work to identify and apprehend those responsible. The public is being urged to contact investigators with any relevant information.
Easter Sunday Shooting: One Victim Awaiting Surgery, Others Released
One of several victims from the Easter Sunday shooting at Corn Alley remains hospitalised at the Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre, where he is expected to undergo surgery for injuries to his hand and thigh. Police investigations are ongoing and the public is being asked to come forward with any information.
Two Adults in ICU, Child Hurt After Easter Monday Crash on Pares Main Road
Two adults are in intensive care and a child suffered head trauma following a serious Easter Monday crash between a car and a passenger bus on Pares Main Road. Three Emergency Medical Services units responded to the scene, and investigations are ongoing.
Child Among Injured as Surge in Serious Road Crashes Raises Safety Alarm
A child is among the latest victims injured in a bus and car collision on Pares Main Road, as serious road accidents continue to rise across Antigua and Barbuda. The troubling trend is fuelling growing concerns over speeding and driver error.
Passenger Trapped After Bus and Car Collide on Pares Main Road
A passenger bus and car have collided on Pares Main Road, with emergency crews working to free a trapped occupant. Injuries have been reported, though their severity has not yet been confirmed.
Child Among Injured in Bus-Car Collision on Pares Main Road
A child is among those injured following a collision between a passenger bus and a car on the Pares main road. Emergency crews are on scene and at least one person remains trapped in the vehicle.
Police Issue Easter Monday Safety Advisory Amid Holiday Celebrations
The Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda has issued an Easter Monday safety advisory urging residents and visitors to exercise caution at beaches and social gatherings, while warning against drink driving and reminding vendors of the Good Friday alcohol sales ban.
Activist Urges Stronger Action as Missing Teen Tejornie Spotted Across Antigua
Community activist Mary John is calling for urgent intervention after missing teenager Tejornie was reportedly spotted in multiple areas across Antigua on Sunday. John is urging the public to assist in locating the teen and pressing officials to prevent further escapes from the Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre.
Mother Pleads for Public Help as Missing Teen Flees Hospital Care Twice
A mother is urgently appealing for public help to locate her missing teenage son, Tejornie Mannix, who has fled hospital care twice after exhibiting sudden behavioural changes. His mother warns the public not to pursue him, as he may react unpredictably.
Mother Pleads for Public's Help in Search for Missing Teen with Mental Health Crisis
Teneshia Warren is appealing to the public for help locating her teenage son, Tejornie Mannix, who has fled hospital care twice and remains missing amid a mental health crisis. The family reports visible bruises on the teen and urges anyone who spots him to call 725-0118 rather than approach him directly.
Police Appeal for Public Help After Easter Sunday Shooting Wounds Four Young Men
Four young men between the ages of 17 and 20 were shot along Corn Alley in the early hours of Easter Sunday, April 5. Police are seeking public assistance in identifying suspects who fled the scene in a white Toyota Belta.
Police Hunt Suspects After Easter Sunday Shooting Injures Four Young Men
Four young men between the ages of 17 and 20 were shot along Corn Alley in the early hours of Easter Sunday morning. All four are in stable condition, and police are seeking the public's help in identifying suspects who fled in a white Toyota Belta.
Four Youths Shot Near Joe Mikes Hotel in Late-Night Incident
Four youths aged 16 to 20 were shot near Joe Mikes, between Corn Alley and Nevis Street, late at night. All four remain in stable condition as police investigate the incident.
Four Youths Wounded in Late-Night St. John's Shooting Near Nevis Street
Four young people aged 16 to 20 were hospitalised in stable condition following a late-night shooting near Joe Mikes, between Corn Alley and Nevis Street in St. John's. Police are actively investigating the incident.
Two Men Arrested After Casino Altercation and Failed Escape Attempt
Two men were arrested in the early hours of Sunday after an altercation with police at Paradise Casino, during which one suspect briefly attempted to flee custody before being quickly apprehended. Investigations remain ongoing.
PM Browne Dismisses Gang Theory in Villa Teen Double Murder as Suspects Remain Held
Prime Minister Gaston Browne has dismissed gang involvement as a factor in the killings of two Villa teenagers, as two men remain held as persons of interest and investigators await a formal police update following a coroner's inquest.
PM Browne: Villa Double Teen Homicide Not Gang-Related, Inquest Concludes
The inquest into the Villa deaths of teenagers Omarie Lewis and Brianna Clarke has concluded, with Prime Minister Gaston Browne stating the double homicide was not gang-related. Two persons of interest remain in custody as police continue their investigation.