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Brit shot dead and another injured as gunmen open fire in Caribbean beach bar

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Donnie McKinnon died in the incident at Steve's Bar in Soufriere, St Lucia. Peter Jackson, a 72-year-old photographer from Accrington, was injured. The men were on the balcony of the bar restaurant when masked gunmen approached and opened fire on Saturday.

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Accrington pensioner injured as British man dead after shooting in Caribbean

An Accrington man is believed to have been injured whilst another British man was shot dead on the Caribbean island of St Lucia.

·Blackburn, United Kingdom
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Manchester Evening NewsManchester Evening News
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Brit shot dead and another injured as gunmen open fire in Caribbean beach bar

Donnie McKinnon was killed while on the balcony of Steve's Bar, St Lucia, with Peter Jackson, a 72-year-old photographer from Accrington, Lancashire, who was injured

·Manchester, United Kingdom
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lancs.livelancs.live
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Accrington man injured after masked gunmen open fire at Caribbean bar

Donnie McKinnon was killed while Peter Jackson, a 72-year-old photographer from Accrington, was injured

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lancs.live broke the news in on Sunday, December 4, 2022.
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