The National Newspaper of St. Vincent and the Grenadines
FRIDAY,
MAY 4, 2012
VOLUME 106, No. 18
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A seemingly helpless Celeon King being lifted into a vehicle for transport to the MCMHl.
The Lights Pharmacy at Arnos Vale, where the resident pharmacist was harassed.
Citizens apprehend stalker Stories by KENVILLE HORNE
“OH GOD, Gawd, ah going dead!” These were reportedly the last words uttered by 47 year-old Celeon King of Byera moments before he succumbed to stab wounds at the hands of 27-year- old Rose Hall resident, Kenroy Jack, on Monday 30th . A well-placed source told THE VINCENTIAN that an argument erupted between King, a mentally ill man who frequented the streets of capital Kingstown, and Jack, a mute, over the remains of some rum that someone had left at one of the vendors’ stalls adjacent to the Leeward bus Kenroy Jack has been charged with the murder of Celeon King.
Randy Kennedy, of Randy’s Supermarket, gets his vehicle ready for transporting the injured Celeon King to the MCMH. terminal. The argument is said to have escalated into a tussle, resulting in King sustaining multiple stab wounds about his chest.
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AFTER FAILING TO GET ASSISTANCE from the police, it took three ladies to subdue and tie up a man who frequently harassed staff at the Lights Pharmacy in Arnos Vale. Resident pharmacist Lisa Casino explained to THE VINCENTIAN that in recent times, a man made it a habit of entering the pharmacy and harassing her verbally, “telling me what he wanted to do to me.” According to Casino, the perpetrator came into the pharmacy last week and, “told me I should have worn a skirt, so he The alleged stalker bound at could give it to me.” the hands and ankles at the Lights Pharmacy at Arnos Continued on Vale.
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