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A Claxton Bay man changed into shot pointless when he opened his door to investigate a loud noise outside his dwelling on the morning of October 14.

Leon Leacock, 40, of Hill High Power, Springvale, Claxton Bay, changed into asleep with his accomplice at his one-mattress room wooden condominium. His accomplice steered police spherical 1.15 am they were aroused from sleep by a noise and Leacock opened his door.

As he did so, a gunman fired several footage at him, and Leacock fell abet on the mattress.

The gunman escaped.

Leacock’s accomplice known as the police and the bleeding man changed into taken to the San Fernando Neatly-liked Hospital, where he changed into pronounced pointless.

Investigations are persevering with.

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