Author: Shanice Gibbs

Head of the Police’s Communications Unit, Senior Superintendent, Stephanie Lindsay says the wounds sustained by two women during a shoot-out in Half Way Tree last evening (October 24) are not considered to be life-threatening.

In providing an update, SSP Lindsay explained that the women, who are being treated at the hospital were wounded after police attempted to apprehend a man who engaged them in a shoot-out.

She said the incident is being probed by the Half Way Tree Criminal and Investigations Department.

Head of the Police’s Communications Unit, Senior Superintendent, Stephanie Lindsay says the wounds sustained by two women during a shoot-out in Half Way Tree last evening (October 24) are not considered to be life-threatening.

In providing an update, SSP Lindsay explained that the women, who are being treated at the hospital were wounded after police attempted to apprehend a man who engaged them in a shoot-out.

She said the incident is being probed by the Half Way Tree Criminal and Investigations Department.

Head of the Police’s Communications Unit, Senior Superintendent, Stephanie Lindsay says the wounds sustained by two women during a shoot-out in Half Way Tree last evening (October 24) are not considered to be life-threatening.

In providing an update, SSP Lindsay explained that the women, who are being treated at the hospital were wounded after police attempted to apprehend a man who engaged them in a shoot-out.

She said the incident is being probed by the Half Way Tree Criminal and Investigations Department.

Head of the Police’s Communications Unit, Senior Superintendent, Stephanie Lindsay says the wounds sustained by two women during a shoot-out in Half Way Tree last evening (October 24) are not considered to be life-threatening.

In providing an update, SSP Lindsay explained that the women, who are being treated at the hospital were wounded after police attempted to apprehend a man who engaged them in a shoot-out.

She said the incident is being probed by the Half Way Tree Criminal and Investigations Department.

Head of the Police’s Communications Unit, Senior Superintendent, Stephanie Lindsay says the wounds sustained by two women during a shoot-out in Half Way Tree last evening (October 24) are not considered to be life-threatening.

In providing an update, SSP Lindsay explained that the women, who are being treated at the hospital were wounded after police attempted to apprehend a man who engaged them in a shoot-out.

She said the incident is being probed by the Half Way Tree Criminal and Investigations Department.

Head of the Police’s Communications Unit, Senior Superintendent, Stephanie Lindsay says the wounds sustained by two women during a shoot-out in Half Way Tree last evening (October 24) are not considered to be life-threatening.

In providing an update, SSP Lindsay explained that the women, who are being treated at the hospital were wounded after police attempted to apprehend a man who engaged them in a shoot-out.

She said the incident is being probed by the Half Way Tree Criminal and Investigations Department.

Head of the Police’s Communications Unit, Senior Superintendent, Stephanie Lindsay says the wounds sustained by two women during a shoot-out in Half Way Tree last evening (October 24) are not considered to be life-threatening.

In providing an update, SSP Lindsay explained that the women, who are being treated at the hospital were wounded after police attempted to apprehend a man who engaged them in a shoot-out.

She said the incident is being probed by the Half Way Tree Criminal and Investigations Department.

Head of the Police’s Communications Unit, Senior Superintendent, Stephanie Lindsay says the wounds sustained by two women during a shoot-out in Half Way Tree last evening (October 24) are not considered to be life-threatening.

In providing an update, SSP Lindsay explained that the women, who are being treated at the hospital were wounded after police attempted to apprehend a man who engaged them in a shoot-out.

She said the incident is being probed by the Half Way Tree Criminal and Investigations Department.

Head of the Police’s Communications Unit, Senior Superintendent, Stephanie Lindsay says the wounds sustained by two women during a shoot-out in Half Way Tree last evening (October 24) are not considered to be life-threatening.

In providing an update, SSP Lindsay explained that the women, who are being treated at the hospital were wounded after police attempted to apprehend a man who engaged them in a shoot-out.

She said the incident is being probed by the Half Way Tree Criminal and Investigations Department.

Head of the Police’s Communications Unit, Senior Superintendent, Stephanie Lindsay says the wounds sustained by two women during a shoot-out in Half Way Tree last evening (October 24) are not considered to be life-threatening.

In providing an update, SSP Lindsay explained that the women, who are being treated at the hospital were wounded after police attempted to apprehend a man who engaged them in a shoot-out.

She said the incident is being probed by the Half Way Tree Criminal and Investigations Department.