Corozal Homeowner Speaks Out After Shooting Incident

A local justice of the peace and community consultant was left shaken after his home in Corozal Town was targeted by gunmen in the wee hours of Saturday morning.

Bradley was at his farm when the incident occurred. When he arrived home, he found his house riddled with bullet holes.

He told News 5, “When I opened the gate, I came into the yard, and I went straight to my office. I observed a hole in the glass door, and so I thought somebody probably passed and threw a stone… And that’s when I saw the walls filled with bullet holes.” About 12 to 14 rounds were fired.

Bradley said his daughter, who was at home with his two grandsons, initially thought the shots came from a nearby house.

Fortunately, no one was injured in the attack.

Having served his community for over 50 years, Bradley says he is baffled as to why his family was targeted. “I really don’t understand why I’ve been targeted and why my home has been targeted like that. I don’t owe anyone. I have no dealings with nobody who is doing any legal activities,” Bradley said.

“I don’t know if this is mistaken identity or I don’t know. I really don’t know. And I myself, we are bewildered by all this,” he added.

Bradley is calling on the public for assistance.