PM Holness announces $25 million reward fund to support the investigation of Sunday’s mass shooting in Clarendon

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced a $25 million incentive programme to support the investigation of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon.

The incident left 8 people, including a 7 year old boy, dead.

Nine other people also sustained gunshot wounds.

Speaking during a press conference this morning, Mr. Holness said persons who provide credible information on the perpetrators and instruments used in the act will receive payments.

He added that $5 million will be provided for information which will result in evidence being secured against gangs involved in the incident.

Persons may use the secure tiplines to provide the information to the security forces.

These include Crime Stop at 311, the police 119 emergency number, and the NIB 811 tipline.

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SOE declared for Clarendon

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced a $25 million incentive programme to support the investigation of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon.

The incident left 8 people, including a 7 year old boy, dead.

Nine other people also sustained gunshot wounds.

Speaking during a press conference this morning, Mr. Holness said persons who provide credible information on the perpetrators and instruments used in the act will receive payments.

He added that $5 million will be provided for information which will result in evidence being secured against gangs involved in the incident.

Persons may use the secure tiplines to provide the information to the security forces.

These include Crime Stop at 311, the police 119 emergency number, and the NIB 811 tipline.

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5 people apprehended in relation to Sunday’s mass shooting on Cherry Tree Lane

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced a $25 million incentive programme to support the investigation of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon.

The incident left 8 people, including a 7 year old boy, dead.

Nine other people also sustained gunshot wounds.

Speaking during a press conference this morning, Mr. Holness said persons who provide credible information on the perpetrators and instruments used in the act will receive payments.

He added that $5 million will be provided for information which will result in evidence being secured against gangs involved in the incident.

Persons may use the secure tiplines to provide the information to the security forces.

These include Crime Stop at 311, the police 119 emergency number, and the NIB 811 tipline.

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Authorities to provide update on investigation of Cherry Tree Lane mass shooting during OPM press conference this morning

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced a $25 million incentive programme to support the investigation of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon.

The incident left 8 people, including a 7 year old boy, dead.

Nine other people also sustained gunshot wounds.

Speaking during a press conference this morning, Mr. Holness said persons who provide credible information on the perpetrators and instruments used in the act will receive payments.

He added that $5 million will be provided for information which will result in evidence being secured against gangs involved in the incident.

Persons may use the secure tiplines to provide the information to the security forces.

These include Crime Stop at 311, the police 119 emergency number, and the NIB 811 tipline.

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JPS says it met August 12 power restoration deadline, despite noting that sections of some parishes are still without electricity 

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced a $25 million incentive programme to support the investigation of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon.

The incident left 8 people, including a 7 year old boy, dead.

Nine other people also sustained gunshot wounds.

Speaking during a press conference this morning, Mr. Holness said persons who provide credible information on the perpetrators and instruments used in the act will receive payments.

He added that $5 million will be provided for information which will result in evidence being secured against gangs involved in the incident.

Persons may use the secure tiplines to provide the information to the security forces.

These include Crime Stop at 311, the police 119 emergency number, and the NIB 811 tipline.

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Security Minister says the most severe actions will be taken in response to Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced a $25 million incentive programme to support the investigation of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon.

The incident left 8 people, including a 7 year old boy, dead.

Nine other people also sustained gunshot wounds.

Speaking during a press conference this morning, Mr. Holness said persons who provide credible information on the perpetrators and instruments used in the act will receive payments.

He added that $5 million will be provided for information which will result in evidence being secured against gangs involved in the incident.

Persons may use the secure tiplines to provide the information to the security forces.

These include Crime Stop at 311, the police 119 emergency number, and the NIB 811 tipline.

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Holness assures that 185 active gangs will be decreased significantly

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced a $25 million incentive programme to support the investigation of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon.

The incident left 8 people, including a 7 year old boy, dead.

Nine other people also sustained gunshot wounds.

Speaking during a press conference this morning, Mr. Holness said persons who provide credible information on the perpetrators and instruments used in the act will receive payments.

He added that $5 million will be provided for information which will result in evidence being secured against gangs involved in the incident.

Persons may use the secure tiplines to provide the information to the security forces.

These include Crime Stop at 311, the police 119 emergency number, and the NIB 811 tipline.

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PM Holness pledges all-out assault on gangs; says support will be sought from international partners to nab overseas players involved in yesterday’s massacre

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced a $25 million incentive programme to support the investigation of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon.

The incident left 8 people, including a 7 year old boy, dead.

Nine other people also sustained gunshot wounds.

Speaking during a press conference this morning, Mr. Holness said persons who provide credible information on the perpetrators and instruments used in the act will receive payments.

He added that $5 million will be provided for information which will result in evidence being secured against gangs involved in the incident.

Persons may use the secure tiplines to provide the information to the security forces.

These include Crime Stop at 311, the police 119 emergency number, and the NIB 811 tipline.

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Police identify Cherry Tree Lane massacre victims; 6 wounded persons remain in hospital 

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced a $25 million incentive programme to support the investigation of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon.

The incident left 8 people, including a 7 year old boy, dead.

Nine other people also sustained gunshot wounds.

Speaking during a press conference this morning, Mr. Holness said persons who provide credible information on the perpetrators and instruments used in the act will receive payments.

He added that $5 million will be provided for information which will result in evidence being secured against gangs involved in the incident.

Persons may use the secure tiplines to provide the information to the security forces.

These include Crime Stop at 311, the police 119 emergency number, and the NIB 811 tipline.

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Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Olivia Babsy Grange has been hospitalised

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced a $25 million incentive programme to support the investigation of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon.

The incident left 8 people, including a 7 year old boy, dead.

Nine other people also sustained gunshot wounds.

Speaking during a press conference this morning, Mr. Holness said persons who provide credible information on the perpetrators and instruments used in the act will receive payments.

He added that $5 million will be provided for information which will result in evidence being secured against gangs involved in the incident.

Persons may use the secure tiplines to provide the information to the security forces.

These include Crime Stop at 311, the police 119 emergency number, and the NIB 811 tipline.

Read More