Detectives in St Catherine, Jamaica, have charged a suspect known in the streets as 'Rat Poison' with murder and multiple firearm-related offenses. The charges stemmed from the shooting death of a businessman in Central Village, St. Catherine, on Tuesday, August 18. Detectives in Manchester, Jamaica, have charged 53-year-old Paul Malcolm, a farmer, with conspiracy to commit murder. He allegedly sent a voice message plotting to kill a 43-year-old man from District Pike, northern Manchester. Also, Detectives from the Spanish Town Police Division have charged a 24-year-old security guard with assault causing grievous bodily harm and unlawful wounding. These charges arose from a dispute with a woman on Hillcrest Avenue in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, on Wednesday, August 26.
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Domestic Dispute: CMU student died after fight over bath pan.
Tragedy struck in Donmair Close, St. Andrew, on Sunday night. A minor dispute over a bath pan ended with fatal consequences. A cousin of a Caribbean Maritime University student allegedly seriously wounded him with a knife during a fight at home. Also, the St. Mary police have launched an investigation into a fatal motor vehicle collision that occurred along the Tower Isle main road on Sunday.
Kingston: Cops unalive murder suspect “Shella” in Rollington Town.
In a tragic incident in Kingston, Jamaica, law enforcement officers fatally shot a suspect on Friday morning. This occurred along Waterloo Road in Rollington Town. The police have identified the deceased as Marko German, also known as 'Shella,' who was 26 years old. Investigators revealed that 'Shella' was on the police wanted list in connection … Continue reading Kingston: Cops unalive murder suspect “Shella” in Rollington Town.
Jealous Cop charged with murder pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
The jealous cop who the authorities charged with murder after the shooting death of his girlfriend during a dispute has pleaded guilty. The incident occurred at the victim’s home in Richmond, St Mary, in June 2025. Initially, investigators charged Police Constable Patrick Walters, 24, with murder. But he pleaded guilty to the lesser offense of manslaughter and using a firearm to commit a felony. This happened when he appeared in the St Mary Circuit Court on Friday.
New York Police Charged a Jamaican Man With Neice’s Murder.
New York Police have arrested and charged a Jamaican man with murder following the shooting death of his niece, who was killed while sitting in her SUV in the Bronx, New York, on Monday night. Police charged Michael Foster, 58, on Wednesday with murder, manslaughter, and criminal possession of a weapon in connection with the fatal shooting of 39-year-old Julia Anderson, whose parents are Jamaican. According to police and media reports, Anderson was inside her Jeep Grand Cherokee in the Wakefield section of the Bronx shortly before midnight when she was shot twice in the chest. Emergency responders rushed her to Jacobi Hospital, where the authorities pronounced her dead. At the time of the shooting, Anderson had just completed her 4:00 PM to midnight shift and was parked across the street from the family home she shared with Foster, Police have not disclosed a motive for the killing. However, unconfirmed reports suggest that the shooting is likely linked to an ongoing dispute over the inheritance of a family home that belonged to Foster’s mother, Icilda Foster, who passed away in 2023. Icilda reportedly willed the house to her eldest grandchild, Anderson, which angered Foster. Initially, investigators believed Anderson had been shot by someone riding a moped, as witnesses reported seeing one speed away from the scene. However, authorities have not determined whether the moped rider was the shooter or merely someone fleeing the area. Officers recovered two spent shell casings at the scene. Anderson, who lived with her mother in nearby Mount Vernon, was reportedly on her way home from work when she was killed. In an interview with a local television station, her mother, Beverly Patterson, expressed her concern when her daughter failed to arrive home at the usual time. "My heart felt like it was going to come out," Patterson said after learning of her daughter’s death. Family members described Anderson as a hardworking woman who dedicated her life to caring for people with disabilities. She was just one month shy of her 40th birthday.
Cops probe home invasion and theft of $10 million in St Catherine.
Cops from St. Catherine and St. Ann have initiated separate investigations into a home invasion in which armed robbers allegedly stole $10 million from a couple in St. Catherine. The robbers also used the couple’s debit cards to make unauthorized transactions totaling $500,000 in St. Ann.
Unknown Assailants gunned down ‘Porridge’ Man in Old Harbor.
The morning routine of residents in Old Harbor, St Catherine was disrupted on Thursday, when they learned that unknown assailants allegedly gunned down their beloved "Porridge Man." The tragic incident reportedly took place while he was while selling breakfast to customers. This shocking attack left patrons and neighbors in disbelief as they struggled to process the incident. Also, residents of the Trinity community in Manchester, stumbled upon the bullet-riddle body of a landscaper.
Police charged a St Mary teen with multiple gun related crimes
Police say a teen boy faces multiple charges for allegedly injuring a man in a gun attack and for shooting at a cop in Oracabessa, St. Mary, in June. According to investigators from the Port Maria Criminal Investigation Branch (CIB), the incident occurred at approximately 10:30 p.m. The boy, 17, visited the home of a man with whom he had an ongoing feud.
Quarry Hill: Police charged two suspects with the June 13 murder
A teenage boy is one of two individuals charged with the murder that occurred on June 13 in Quarry Hill, Spanish. According to the police, the accused shot and killed 18-year-old construction worker Miguel "Bingy" Anderson at a shop in the community.son at a shop in Quarry Hill, Spanish Town, on June 13.
St. James Police Division Leads Jamaica in Homicides
At the end of 2025 the St James police division recorded fewer than 100 murders for the first time in over 20 years. But so far in 2026, the division is once again displaying disappointing figures. According to the latest Serious Crime Statistics, St James police division in Jamaica leads the nation in murders. Statistics from January 1 to June 20 indicate that St. James experienced 35 murders, which is nine more than during the same period last year. This number is 15 higher than the 22 murders recorded in St. Andrew South, making it second on the list.
