Police name five persons-of-interest in relation to Sunday’s shooting in St James
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June 28, 2021

Police name five persons-of-interest in relation to Sunday’s shooting in St James

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The St James Police have confirmed that they have identified five persons-of-interest, as investigations continue into the weekend shooting incident at Dam Road in the division.

The police are now requesting that Dermaine Wood, otherwise called Dum of May Pen, Clarendon; Jermaine Drummond of Spring Mount, St James; Kenrick McIntosh of Spring Mount, St James; Tavoy Burnett, otherwise called ‘Chu Chu’, of Coconut Walk, Spring Mount, St James; and a man known only as “Bad Driver” of a Flanker address in St James, report to the lawmen.

The police’s interest in these men is in relation to the seven people who were shot and injured in John’s Hall, St James, on Sunday.

The men are asked to turn themselves into the St James Police by 5:00 pm Wednesday, June 30, 2021.

Candice Haughton

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