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TABAQUITE STILL IN SHAMBLES OVER CRIME

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Residents of Tabaquite remain traumatized after armed men shot and killed 21-year-old Matthew Chancellor on the weekend.

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TABAQUITE STILL IN SHAMBLES OVER CRIME

Residents of Tabaquite remain traumatized after armed men shot and killed 21-year-old Matthew Chancellor on the weekend.

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Caribbean Communications Network broke the news in 4 days ago on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.

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TABAQUITE STILL IN SHAMBLES OVER CRIME

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