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Tensions remained high in Sea Lots last evening, as a group of young men continued their violent attacks against each other, as well as law-abiding residents, despite the fact that the T&T Police Service was in the community trying to mediate for a peaceful resolution.
In fact, while Sea Lots West residents were still meeting with police regarding the conflict with residents living in Sea Lots Central, a young man was ambushed and almost beaten by a gang of men as he made his way home.
Eleanor Grant almost fainted as she ran along Pioneer Drive towards the Beetham Highway just before midday on hearing the news, praying and hoping her son’s life would be spared. She was later made to sit on a bench outside a shop and given water to drink by another female resident.
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