The Jamaica College (JC) Board says the students involved in the physical assault of a schoolmate will appear before the school's disciplinary committee for appropriate action.
This is in accordance with the school's established procedures.
The Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) and the Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to formalise their strategic partnership and strengthen collaboration on investigations.
The MOU was signed during a ceremony at MOCA’s headquarters in Kingston yesterday.
The deceased have been identified as brothers Romane and Davian Henry.
According to the police, around 5:50 A.M., a team from the Area 5 Fugitive Apprehension Team conducted a targeted operation at a premises in search of a suspect believed to be in possession of prohibited weapons and unauthorised ammunition.
This follows a sick out by staff members earlier today, over what they say are poor working conditions across the parish.
The staff members are demanding that the CAD and the Justice Ministry address their concerns with urgency.
In a statement today, the school states that it's aware of the video which depicted some of its students in what it called a disturbing incident.
JC says it began an investigation on Saturday April 18, when the matter was brought to its attention.