A gruesome discovery shook the quiet town of Point Hill, St Catherine, on the fateful night of March 25, 2024: the lifeless body of 33-year-old Orian Small, known as ‘Johnny,’ was found on a desolate dirt path, his head brutally bashed in.
As the clock struck 11, a local resident returning from evening prayers stumbled upon the ghastly scene and quickly alerted the authorities.
Responding with urgency, the police arrived to find the grisly aftermath of a heinous crime. Small’s battered body lay motionless, the extent of the brutality evident in the injuries inflicted.
In the wake of this chilling discovery, law enforcement swiftly secured the area for investigation and transported Small’s remains to the morgue, where a postmortem examination awaits.
With the town gripped by shock and disbelief, the Point Hill police have launched a thorough inquiry into this harrowing incident, determined to bring justice to the victim and closure to the community.
Fifth Inmate Escaping from Oracabessa Police Lock-Up is Recaptured.
The fifth inmate who had previously escaped from the Oracabessa police lock-up has been successfully recaptured.
ST MARY, Jamaica – The St Mary police have successfully recaptured another one of the seven inmates who escaped from the Oracabessa Police Station in St Mary last December. Phillip Williams, also known as ‘Boe’ of Belfield, St Mary, and charged with shooting with intent, was apprehended in a well-coordinated operation following valuable information from multiple sources.
Deputy Superintendent Kevin Francis, acting head of the St Mary police, confirmed Williams’ capture and highlighted the collaborative effort involving various channels, including the public, that led to his arrest. Williams becomes the fifth escapee to be brought back into custody, leaving two more at large.
DSP Francis urged the remaining two escapees, Nolando Aikenson of Pimento Walk, St Ann, and Gaveen Hurd of Stony Hill, St Andrew, and Enfield, St Mary, both charged with murder, to surrender themselves to the authorities without delay.
The victim was 27-year-old Shander Paul Williams of Rockingham Road, Kingston 2.
Sensational Headline: Higgler Faces Consequences in Deadly Knife Duel.
On Monday, March 25, 2024, the Central Kingston police formally charged thirty-six-year-old Damion Lewis, also known as ‘Jackfruit’ and ‘Rasta,’ a higgler from Mountain View Avenue in Kingston, with the fatal stabbing of a man along North Parade in downtown Kingston on March 11, 2024.
As per reports from the Central police, on Monday, March 11, 2024, at around 9:10 a.m., a verbal altercation between Lewis and Williams escalated into a physical confrontation.
Both men reportedly used knives, resulting in severe stab wounds to each other.
Law enforcement intervened and transported both men to the hospital. Sadly, Williams was pronounced dead, while Lewis was admitted for treatment under police guard.
After being released from the hospital, Lewis was charged with murder on Monday, March 25, 2024. His court appearance date is yet to be determined.
St. Elizabeth Farmer Faces Murder Charges: Shocking Allegations Rock Small Community.
A St Elizabeth man, Jerome Reid, aged 37, is facing charges of murder in connection with the death of a 62-year-old farmer.
Reid, also a farmer from the Comma Pen District, surrendered to the police after the tragic incident unfolded in the community on Saturday, March 16, 2024. The altercation, which escalated into violence, resulted in the victim being struck on the head with an offensive weapon.
Despite receiving medical treatment, the man passed away due to the severity of his injuries. Reid’s court appearance date is pending, and the community is left reeling from this senseless act of violence.