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THIEF CAUGHT TRYING TO BREAK INTO BOURDA MARKET

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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There was another attempt in the wee hours of Thursday morning to break-into Bourda Market. Swift action by city police on duty resulted in the capture of the assailant, and also a weapon. Javone Vickerie has the details.

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