The Antigua Power Company (APC) did not carry out its threat to completely shut all the generators at its two power plants yesterday.

Police say they are investigating a report of robbery, which took place early this morning at Redcliffe Quay; that left a Cassada Gardens man nursing two stab wounds at the Mount St. Johns Medical Center.

Nearly a week after Cabinet imposed a ban on the copper trade, police have caught three men suspected in the theft of the metal from a business place Monday evening.

Head of the Criminal Investigations Department Nuffield Burnette says the police are not ruling out foul play as they probe the death of remand prisoner Deon “Ticks” Thomas.

“Until a post mortem proves otherwise foul play would not be ruled out.”

When murder and robbery accused Deon “Ticks” Thomas missed his weekly remand appearance at St John’s Magistrates Court yesterday morning, there was no indication he was literally on his deathbed.

Cadmus Kentish of Browne’s Avenue was found guilty of unlawful wounding and ordered to pay compensation to his victim, Andel Scarborough

The Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) has acknowledged “it’s an ambitious undertaking” but is working assiduously to have its new headquarters in the capital “ready for occupation” by the end of June.

As police work around the clock to solve Friday night’s service station robbery and murder of an attendant, they have reportedly detained a male police officer and a young woman for questioning.

Several persons are assisting the police with their investigation into the robbery at Dee’s Service Station and the subsequent killing of an attendant.