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Saint Lucia Police probe Corinth shooting as mother of 3 shot dead near home.
CORINTH, SAINT LUCIA – A 27-year-old mother of 3 was shot dead near her home in Corinth on Tuesday afternoon, adding to growing concerns over violent crime in the area.
The victim, Alana Bernard, was reportedly just steps away from her residence when she was attacked. According to emergency officials, the Saint Lucia Fire Service received a distress call at approximately 4:56 p.m. Paramedics transported her to the Owen King European Union (OKEU) Hospital, where she was pronounced dead by a medical practitioner.
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of 03Family in Mourning
Bernard’s murder has left her family devastated. A grieving relative, speaking to St. Lucia Times, expressed shock over the incident, saying, “I don’t know anything. I got a call saying they shot her.” The relative added, “This is very sad. This thing needs to stop.”
Bernard lived with her three children, parents, and sister. Her youngest child is nine months old. Relatives stated that she was on her way home when she was shot, raising concerns over safety in residential areas.
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of 03Gun Violence Increasing in Corinth
This latest incident adds to a series of violent crimes reported in Corinth in recent months.
- In December 2024, an attempted armed robbery at a local business resulted in a suspect being fatally shot by licensed firearm holders. The second suspect fled and remains at large. Read More
- That same month, a man was shot near TJ’s Supermarket in Corinth after allegedly posing a threat. The incident involved an off-duty police officer responding to the situation. Read More
These cases have raised concerns among residents about public safety and the increasing presence of firearms in the community.
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of 03Police Investigation Underway
The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) has launched an investigation into Bernard’s murder. Authorities have not confirmed whether the attack was targeted or random, but they are urging witnesses to come forward with any relevant information.
Law enforcement officials continue to monitor crime patterns and encourage community collaboration in crime prevention efforts.
The RSLPF is appealing to anyone with information regarding Bernard’s murder to contact authorities.
Unitedpac St. Lucia News will provide further updates as more details emerge.
