Last Updated on January 10, 2024, 2:26 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Marine Resources and Cooperatives Samal Duggins took to social media and announced that Glenville Syder was laid to rest after his life was cut short after being shot dead.
Minster Samal Duggins shared the glimpse of Glenville Syde’s final resting place with captions:” As we gathered to say our final goodbyes yesterday, my heart ached for his family, as losing a loved one is never easy, especially a child. Therefore, I wish you the strength to navigate through this profound loss. May the love and memories of ‘Short Boss’ comfort you. Remember, ‘study nobody.”‘
Previously, Minister Samal expressed deep condolences for the tragic death of Glenville Syder on his social media page. He highlighted that Glenville Syder was a citizen with potential and promise.
Last year, 2023, St Kitts and Nevis experienced a high rate of homicide incidents, where 31 people lost their lives due to gun violence.
Previously, Prime Minister Of St. Kitts and Nevis addressed the nation after the increase in the data rate caused by gun violence; He urged the St. Kitts and Nevis citizens to cherish their lives and stay away from violence.
The police commissioner, James Suttona, addressed the nation in the same case. He encourages people to learn to use non-violent means to resolve conflicts with each other. He gave an example of a riddle that stated, ”If the solution to a broken arm or leg is not automatic amputation of the limb, how can killing another person be the solution to simple disagreements and disputes?”?
Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Marine Resources and Cooperatives Samal Duggins has urged the St. Kitts and Nevis to stay away from violence this year in 2024.
The police force has also encouraged people not to vote for violence, and they urged people to report all criminal activities, big or small, as it is important in their crime investigations.
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