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The grandfather of 23-month-old Akini Kafi, who was killed along with his father and family friend in a triple shooting in Belmont, says only divine intervention can help Trinidad and Tobago overcome its crime situation.
Akini was declared dead on arrival at the Port-of-Spain General Hospital, after he was taken there with his mother, Antonia Cain-Kafi, who was also shot when gunmen opened fire on the vehicle they were travelling in along Upper St Francois Valley Road.
Cain-Kafi was on her way to drop her child off at a daycare on May 7 when the attack occurred. Her husband, Aquiyl Kafi and his friend, Anthony Wilson, were also killed in the shooting.
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