Following a recent double murder in Antigua and Barbuda, Prime Minister Gaston Browne urged individuals in the two-island nation to lay down their weapons and avoid retaliatory actions. The appeal specifically addressed the country's Rastafari community, with the leader calling for restraint and an end to attacks against them.
The official statements, reported on October 21, highlight government concerns over potential community violence and backlash in the wake of the violent crime. Authorities are working to maintain public order and prevent further escalation following the double homicide.
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