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National Carnival Commission chairman Winston “Gypsy” Peters says the fatal shooting in St James and the stabbing death of a teen boxer in Sangre Grande on Tuesday, as well as the incident where a man was crushed by a music truck in San Fernando on Monday, did not mar Carnival celebrations.
Speaking on CNC3’s The Morning Brew yesterday, Peters noted that although the incidents were tragic, they were small in comparison to the larger events.
“I don’t think that it marred anything, I think there were incidents that happened that should not have happened, but anything that you do, we are human beings... and I think that sometimes we forget that anything could go wrong at any time... you cannot say because you had two incidents or three incidents that something has marred anything. We magnify things too much in this place... it is unfortunate but this did not mar anything,” Peters said.
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