By EARYEL BOWLEG
Tribune Staff Reporter
ebowleg@tribunemedia.net
A GRANDMOTHER is in mourning after her grandson was shot dead in Ridgeland Park on Saturday.
Nathalie Stubbs said her grandson, Sario Stuart, had left home to get her something from the store on Independence Day. The 23-year-old never returned home.
Ms Stubbs is also the mother of Stephen Stubbs, who is currently in prison for the murder of a police officer and the attempted murder of another man over two decades ago. Stubbs was given permission by the Privy Council last year to appeal his 45-year sentence.
“My grandson knocked on my door and say, ‘Grammy, Sario dead.’ I said how Sario could be dead and Sario gone to the shop?
“The boy said he saw Sario gone, come out the shop and a car just pulled up by Sario and he saw the car….when Sario walk off they shoot Sario and Sario fall to the ground,” she told The Tribune yesterday.
According to the Royal Bahamas Police Force, police were called to a shooting in Ridgeland Park west shortly after 9pm on July 10.
Officers found a man lying in the parking lot of an apartment complex on Berkley Street with wounds consistent with gunshots. EMS pronounced the man dead at the scene.
Ms Stubbs was emotional about her grandson’s death.
“I feel bad to know my grandchild died just like that,” she said. “I ain’t sleep yet from that happened.
“Without him, I don’t know I could make it because the rest (of my relatives) is be to work….He makes sure I have lunch.
“He cooks and does everything for me. They take him right away from me.”
She expressed anger about her grandson being locked up by police for another murder recently. She believes he was picked up by police based on false information and thinks a suspected informant is the one who killed her nephew.
Anyone with information on this killing is asked to contact police at 502-9991/2 or Crime Stoppers at 328-TIPS.
Comments
Bobsyeruncle 3 years, 3 months ago
Is it my imagination that many of these reports about the shooting deaths of these young men, seem to have the young men living with their grandparents or some other relative, or at least the articles in The Tribune include comments from grandparents or other relatives. Where are the parents of these young men?
stislez 3 years, 3 months ago
Dis die lil nephew. Bey da war between rigdeland an da grove crazy! How is it those areas don't have police presence heavily? They just kill my cuzin by the car wash off east street..smh....its like the police stupid jed, it don't take rocket science to patrol a high crime area consistantly, how did all these murders happen in such a small area? The grove police station right der an it still been about 5 people killed in like a month round der! Why they acting like they don't know whats going on wit dis gang wibe. You can't tell me dese police aint in fear of their own life an the life of their families cuz das how man dem is move home. If they can't get you, they gone get your innocent family. Sad sad sad. Maybe we need help from another country on this crime situation cuz obviously marvin dames is a ass! He aint in control of shit coming lying to people. Look at da bey who charge for 5 murders! That one lil bey make the whole police and court system look like shitheads! All yall stupis ass judges and corrupt cops. Yall let a killer out of custody consistently to go kill other people..smh....how stupid could you be jed. My my my..............i so sorry for my lil country.
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