Headlines POLICE PROBE BREAK-IN AT HAPPY KIDS STORE Published 5 years ago on August 20, 2021 By ABS TV Radio Report filed by Terry Andrew – Snr. News and Sports Reporter. Store owners in St. John’s City are appealing to law enforcers to increase patrols at nights amidst growing concern over break-ins. Terry Andrew reports. Related Topics: Up Next ANTIGUA BARBUDA & NIGERIA TO COLLABORATE Don't Miss HEALTH MINISTER EXPRESSES CONCERN OVER RISING YOUTH INFECTIONS Continue Reading You may like Click to comment Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Human Verification * Time limit is exhausted. Please reload the CAPTCHA. eight − five = Advertisement Latest Trending Videos Local56 minutes ago NOTICE: Resumption of Works at Townhouse Megastore to FADI Building Supplies Local1 hour ago The King’s Foundation and ABCAS Announce Selected Participants for UK Building Craft Programme Local3 hours ago ABEC’S Deadline for New and Transfer Applicants Local5 hours ago Team Antigua Grammar School Wins Junior Science Quiz International5 hours ago Rising Opposition to Constitutional Amendments in Zimbabwe Headlines5 days ago FIRE CAUSES EXTENSIVE DAMAGE AT GAMBLES MEDICAL CENTRE Headlines6 days ago COMMISSIONER OF SPORTS PROVIDES ADVICE TO ATHLETES AHEAD OF CARIFTA GAMES Headlines5 days ago GOVERNMENT CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY OF ‘TRANSFORMATIVE’ WIOC DEAL Headlines5 days ago HAYLEY MATTHEWS REFLECTS ON WHITE-BALL SERIES DEFEAT TO AUSSIES Headlines5 days ago Major Blaze at Gambles Medical Center Local2 years ago ABS EVENING NEWS (LOCAL SEGMENT & WEATHER REPORT) 19.1.2024 Local2 years ago ABS EVENING NEWS (LOCAL SEGMENT & WEATHER REPORT) 18.1.2024 Local2 years ago ABS EVENING NEWS (LOCAL SEGMENT & WEATHER REPORT) 16.1.2024 Local2 years ago ABS EVENING NEWS (LOCAL SEGMENT & WEATHER REPORT) 14.1.2024 Local2 years ago ABS EVENING NEWS (LOCAL SEGMENT & WEATHER REPORT) 11.1.2024