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Police investigating death of man who presented with stab wounds at hospital
ST MARY — The St Mary police are investigating the death of a 46-year-old man who showed up at the hospital on Wednesday with stab wounds to his chest and later succumbed to his injuries.The deceased has been identified as Rajesh Keshoor Allen of a Huddersfield, St Mary address.Reports are that around 9:00 pm Allen arrived at the Port Maria hospital with stab wounds to his chest.He was taken to the Accident and Emergency but succumbed to his injuries while receiving treatment.The police are asking anyone with information on how Allen sustained his injuries to contact the nearest police or call the Port Maria CIB at 876-994-4222 or 876-333-9530.
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Global News
· Jul 7, 2026
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· Jul 4, 2026
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Sky News Australia
· Jul 2, 2026
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Related coverage for "Police investigating death of man who presented with stab wounds at hospital": Global News — Manitoba police watchdog investigating after detained man left with skull fracture. Fark — Man accused of attempted murder shot by police inside hospital. Which is convenient, really [Scary]. Sky News Australia — Henry Novak's arresting police officer's under investigation for gross misconduct. The Standard — FA launch review after intruder enters England World Cup camp carrying wrench. The Age — Young mother stabbed to death in Melbourne’s east. Daily Mirror — 'Serial killer' doctor with 'lust for murder' jailed for life for killing at least 15 of his patients