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TEEN SUSPECT IN BRUTAL STABBING NABBED AFTER THREE WEEKS ON RUN

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After three weeks of running from the police, the teen suspect in the brutal stabbing of 18-year-old Joshua Faerber of No.2 Canal, West Bank Demerara, was nabbed on  Thursday afternoon. Find out more from Joel Vogt.

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