In a recent CVM News update, the previously classified shooting death of a JDF private in St. Catherine over five years ago has officially been labeled a murder case. The accused, a corporal linked to the St. Catherine South Division, now finds himself in police custody after his version of events failed to satisfy investigators or a jury panel last week.
This resolution, long-awaited for eight years since the May 14, 2015 incident, not only stands as a victory for the Atkinsons but also sheds light on the circumstances surrounding the slain soldier. The update not only brings closure to a lingering controversy but also clears the shadow left behind by the tragic event. The legal representative emphasized that INDECOM was involved in subsequent investigations, assessing the credibility of the policeman’s statement. For more details, watch the report below:
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