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1 victim affected

Coconut Vendor Dexter Forde Hospitalized After Brutal Assault at Palmiste Park

Palmiste Park, Duncan Village , Penal - Debe

51-year-old vendor Dexter Forde was attacked by two individuals while working at Palmiste Park on Tuesday evening. The suspects, armed with a piece of wood and a shovel, struck Forde multiple times in the head and body before he collapsed; both men are now facing charges of attempted murder.

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This is the 1st assault reported in Duncan Village in 2026.

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Safe Haven Status — Duncan Village

Risk Level: 1.5/10 · Primary Concern: Burglary

The Standard That Works: Assault is rare here. The community habits of staying aware, avoiding late-night isolated routes, and looking out for neighbours are what makes that possible. Keep those practices going.

Community Trust Index: Areas with scores this low typically show the highest levels of inter-neighbour trust, translating to faster incident response and stronger collective vigilance.

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