ST MARY, Jamaica – Tensions stay excessive in Iterboreale, St Mary, following the deadly capturing of 28-year-old Kevin Cunnigham by police at a candlelight vigil on Friday. The incident has sparked outrage amongst residents, resulting in threats of demonstrations and roadblocks.
In line with Appearing Superintendent of Police accountable for the parish, Anthony Wallace, legislation enforcement has been on excessive alert because of the potential for civil unrest. He said that the authorities are taking precautionary measures to make sure public security and forestall additional destabilization locally.
The police have reported that Cunnigham brandished a firearm at an officer, who then responded by discharging his weapon, fatally capturing him. Nevertheless, residents dispute this declare, insisting that Cunnigham was killed in chilly blood. They’re calling for an unbiased investigation into the incident.
The Unbiased Fee of Investigations (INDECOM) has launched a probe into the matter, as considerations over police conduct proceed to develop. Group members are urging transparency within the investigation and are demanding justice for Cunnigham.
The scenario stays tense as each legislation enforcement and residents await additional developments within the case.
