That was reportedly the reaction of one of the policemen charged in connection with the fatal 2013 shooting of three men along Acadia Drive in St Andrew after he was cautioned for murder six years later.

The disclosure came yesterday during the ongoing trial in the Home Circuit Court involving six members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), who are charged in relation to the killings during a police operation more than a decade ago.

Sergeant Stimroy Mott, Donovan Fullerton, and constables Orandy Rose, Andrew Smith, and Sheldon Richards are on trial for the fatal shooting of Eucliffe Dyer, Matthew Lee, and Mark Allen on January 12, 2013, along Acadia Drive.