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Brothers injured after machete fight breaks out during argument in Santa Martha Village, Orange Walk

Brothers injured after machete fight breaks out during argument in Santa Martha Village, Orange Walk

By Belize Live News Staff: Two brothers were hospitalized on Wednesday afternoon after a heated argument escalated into a violent machete confrontation in Santa Martha Village, Orange Walk. Police say the incident occurred around 4:00 p.m. on November 26th, 2025, after they received information about a chopping incident involving 45-year-old Ricardo Patt, a worker at BSI, and his younger brother, 34-year-old Ermin Patt, a labourer from the same village.

According to reports, the brothers had been socializing when a disagreement erupted. The argument quickly turned physical, and both men allegedly drew machetes and attacked each other. As a result, Ricardo suffered a cut wound to his right foot and another to a finger on his left hand, while Ermin sustained lash marks to his back and a cut wound to his left foot.

Both men were issued medico-legal forms and transported to the Northern Regional Hospital for treatment. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.

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