Belize: Ramandeep Mangat, Indian national, dies after receiving three gunshot
Indian national, identified as 29-year-old Ramandeep Mangat, was shot dead in Ѕаn Іgnасіо Тоwn in district Cayo, Belize, on March 17, 2022 (Friday).
21st of March 2022
Belize: An Indian national, identified as 29-year-old Ramandeep Mangat, was shot dead in Ѕаn Іgnасіо Тоwn in district Cayo, Belize, on March 17, 2022 (Friday).
According to the primary information shared by her husband, who accompanied her during the time of the incident, she was shot three times.
Her husband – Gurmeet Mangat, who is of Indian nationality, informed the Police Force that the couple parked their Toyota Tacoma pick-up truck at the corner of Buena Vista and Apollo Street San Ignacio Town.
According to the preliminary information in the matter, the police force has started the investigation on this matter.
Police stated that victim – Ramandeep, accompanied by her husband Gurmeet, was out at 8:10 PM to buy tacos at a stand on Buena Vista Street in front of the Princess Casino.
Gurmeet informed the investigation team that he parked the vehicle at the corner of Apollo Street. He left his wife in the car to make the order. After about five minutes, he heard screaming of his wife, who fell out of the vehicle after being shot.
He quickly rushed towards his wife; she was lying unresponsive on the ground. Gurmeet rushed her towards the Ѕаn Іgnасіо Соmmunіtу Ноѕріtаl Еmеrgеnсу Wаrd, where she was declared dead at quarter to nine.
As per the information by the hospital members, the victim’s body was observed with three gunshots wounds but no ехреndеd ѕhеllѕ wеrе fоund іn thе аrеа.
Police have been investigating the matter while the accused behind the incident is/are on the run.
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