Officials from the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda have released a new public update on the shooting incident that unfolded in the Corn Alley neighborhood in the early hours of Easter Sunday, April 5, confirming that investigations into the attack are still actively progressing.
Released via the force’s Office of Strategic Communications on Tuesday, April 7, the update outlines the current status of the victims impacted by the violence. Among those injured, one 20-year-old man remains a patient at St. John’s Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre, where clinical teams are preparing him for an upcoming surgery to address traumatic injuries to his hand and thigh. The remaining individuals hurt in the incident have already completed their initial medical care and been released from the hospital to recover at home.
To date, law enforcement has not publicly announced any arrests in connection with the shooting. Investigative teams are continuing to work through evidence and leads to identify all individuals responsible for the attack and take them into custody. In a formal statement, Police Administration has issued a public appeal for community assistance, urging any resident or visitor who holds information that could advance the investigation to come forward immediately.
Members of the public with relevant details can reach out directly to the force’s Criminal Investigations Department via phone at 462-3913, or submit an anonymous tip through the independent Crimestoppers hotline at 800-TIPS (8477), which protects the identity of anyone who provides information.