Last Updated on February 5, 2024, 7:37 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force have arrested Dijon Dore, also known as “Baby,” of Hermitage, Cayon, St. Kitts, for the murder of Kelvin Millard on January 21st (Sunday).
As per the reports, the accused is currently under Police Custody at the Basseterre Police Station. He has been charged for killing 30-year-old man Kelvin Millard with multiple gunshots at Cayon Henry’s Disco.
The incident took place sometime after 3 AM on the main road in Cabbage Tree, Cayon. The deceased was in his car when he crashed into a tree after he tried to escape in an attempt to save himself from the gunshots but, unfortunately, was shot dead.
Earlier, the authorities launched an investigation into the matter and have been looking into the facts closely. While no evidence or motive has been established for the killing.
The Crime Scene Unit of the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force (RSCNPF) has also processed the scenes and collected some items of evidential value.
They have also extended their sincere condolences to the families and close ones of this incident impacted the relatives and the families of the victim.
However, after ten days of consistent efforts and investigation, the authorities finally arrested the suspect on Saturday.
This incident reportedly marked another Homicide on the Twin Island in early 2024. As per the statistics of 2023, the nation has witnessed around 31 homicides. While noting this year’s crime issues, the people were seen with mixed reactions.
Some users appreciated the authorities for their significant efforts in the case. “Keep up the great work. We need to get back to our country where peace abounds,” a user mentioned in the comment section.
Other users were also seen distressed and moved from the incident and extended condolences to the family of the deceased. “Condolences to the family. I hope the investigators recover the evidence to solve this case,” another user mentioned in the comment section. “This is horrific hope he will get justice,” said another user in the comment section.
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