Police reported that four years without recording a single murder in August Town, St. Andrew, Jamaica, violence has erupted again with the killings of two brothers just one week apart. Police have identified Oshane Morris, also known as Chucky, as the individual who allegedly ordered these attacks. Also, On Sunday, the police shot and killed two men during an alleged confrontation in Lluidas Vale, St. Catherine. The incident occurred when officers intercepted a vehicle believed to be carrying a person of interest in last year’s brutal quintuple murder in the Commodore district.
Tag: Crime and violence
St Kitts and Nevis deported two Jamaicans on cops wanted list
St Kitts and Nevis deported two Jamaicans on cops wanted list. Two Jamaican murder suspects who fled to St Kitts and Nevis after a fatal shooting in St Ann are now back in the country. The authorities in St Kitts and Nevis deported the men to Jamaica, where local authorities have charged them with murder … Continue reading St Kitts and Nevis deported two Jamaicans on cops wanted list
Jamaican Fugitive indicted in Georgia on Federal gun charges
A Jamaican fugitive, who allegedly escaped from the Kingston Central police lock-up in Kingston, is now in federal custody in the United States on gun charges. Authorities have identified the Jamaican fugitives as Orville Andrew Pernell, 32, also known as 'Oneil Christopher Reid.' He recently appeared before a U.S. Magistrate Judge in Atlanta after authorities indicted him on charges of possession of a firearm by an alien illegally residing in the United States. Pernell, who is from St Mary, Jamaica, has been wanted in St Lucia since 2020 for the
Gunmen took another life at a bar in St Andrew bar, Jamaica
Police officers responded to a fatal shooting at a bar in Cassava Piece, St Andrew, Jamaica late Saturday night. Masked men entered the establishment and opened fire, killing a patron. Meanwhile, the Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) urged witnesses to the killing of Latoya 'Buju' Bulgin, to contact the police. Police shot and killed Bulgin, 45, on Sunday May 17 in Granville, St James, Jamaica.
Car wash operator fell victim to gun violence in St Andrew, Jamaica
Police in St Andrew North Division launched an investigation after a car was operator was gunned down by masked assailants. The tragedy unfolded at about 8:15 pm, on Central avenue in St Andrew, jamaica on Saturday night.
Home Circuit Court: Jury acquitted cops accused of double murder
Two cops charged in the controversial shooting deaths of three men in Westmoreland over a decade ago walked free from court on Wednesday. The judge directed the jury to return not guilty verdicts. Constables Damane Campbell and Kenroy Hinds, both formerly attached to the Westmoreland Police Division, were acquitted in the Home Circuit Court in Kingston. This happened after the judge upheld no-case submissions made by their attorneys, following a four-week trial.
Police Officers seek four men following stabbing in Cassava Piece
Police Officers assigned to the St. Andrew North Division are searching for four suspects in connection with a stabbing incident. The attack reportedly took place on Wednesday evening at a residence on Glen Drive in Cassava Piece, St. Andrew.
Police fatally wounded an alleged gang member in Kingston
Police fatally wounded an alleged gang member on Wednesday, May 6, 2026. The shooting reportedly occurred along St. Patrick Road in Rockfort, East Kingston, Jamaica. Also, a policewoman assigned to the Hanover Police division sustained a injury when the service vehicle she was traveling in overturned. The accident occurred on Long Hill main road on Wednesday afternoon.
Manchester and St Thomas: Crime and violence Report
Manchester and St Thomas: Crime and violence Report. On Thursday morning, April 16, 2026, a lone gunman executed a landscaper as he worked in a garden at a property. In St Thomas, police raided a beach in Lyssons and arrested a couple after cops allegedly found an illegal gun in a black bag belonging to woman.
Jamaica Law Enforcement report for Kingston and St Thomas
Jamaica Law Enforcement. In ST THOMAS, Jamaica: Law enforcement officers charged a taxi operator with wounding with intent. The authorities filed the charge after the accused allegedly stabbed his spouse during a domestic dispute. The unfortunate incident occurred at his home on Monday, March 30, in St Thomas. Also, In KINGSTON, Jamaica— A man from Kingston faces serious firearm related charges. He is accused of possession of a prohibited weapon. He is also charged with assault at common law. Additionally, he used a firearm to commit a felony. The charges follow an incident in his community on Thursday, April 2.