29-Year-Old Ramanand Mingo Fatally Stabbed Following Argument at Shop

A man, aged 29, was tragically killed after being stabbed during an argument at a shop on Sunday evening. The victim, Ramanand Mingo, worked in construction and lived in Clifton Settlement. The incident took place around 10:50 pm at a shop in Port Mourant.

Reports indicate that Mingo had left his house to play cricket and later stopped at a supermarket in the village to have some drinks. His brother then picked him up, and on their way home, they made a brief stop at a nearby shop.

Mingo entered the shop, while his brother stayed outside. Suddenly, his brother witnessed Mingo getting into a heated argument with a man named “Andrew.” Concerned, he intervened and entered the shop to separate the two men. Unfortunately, during the altercation, “Andrew” drew a knife from his waist and stabbed Mingo in the left side of his chest.

Realizing the severity of the situation, Mingo’s brother promptly rushed him to Port Mourant Hospital. Tragically, upon arrival, medical professionals pronounced Mingo dead. The following day, a post-mortem examination conducted at Bailey’s Funeral Parlour revealed that Mingo’s cause of death was shock, haemorrhage, and a stab wound to the heart.

The incident has left the community in shock and mourning the loss of a young life. The police are actively investigating the case and are appealing to anyone with information to come forward to assist in their efforts.

Violence, especially involving weapons, is a concerning issue that threatens the safety and well-being of individuals. It serves as a stark reminder of the importance of resolving conflicts peacefully and seeking help from authorities when necessary.

The tragic death of Ramanand Mingo serves as a somber reminder of the devastating consequences that can arise from arguments turning violent. It is crucial that individuals find nonviolent ways to resolve conflicts and work towards creating a safer society for all.