Bartender Shaquille Borris Sproul Dies at SCREAM Halloween Festival

The family of 22-year-old bartender Shaquille Borris Sproul is considering legal action after he died while working at the SCREAM Halloween Festival at Mas Camp in St Andrew, with police sources saying he may have been electrocuted by exposed electrical wires. He was taken to the University Hospital of the West Indies and pronounced dead after collapsing at the event. The organisers said they are cooperating with police, but relatives dispute their account and say they received little support after the incident.

A bar worker collapsed at the Scream Halloween Festival at Mas Camp in Kingston on Saturday night and later died after being taken to hospital, organisers said. The Jamaica Constabulary Force is investigating, while organisers say they are cooperating and have offered condolences to the worker’s family and colleagues.

A 22-year-old man believed to be bar staff collapsed and died early Sunday at the Halloween Scream Festival at the National Stadium complex in St Andrew, with police sources saying he may have been electrocuted by exposed wires. Organisers confirmed the death, said they are cooperating with investigators, and have met with his family and employer.

A bar staff member at Kingston’s Scream Halloween Festival collapsed while on duty at Mas Camp on Saturday night and later died after being taken to hospital. Organisers said paramedics responded immediately, are supporting the family, and are cooperating with a Jamaica Constabulary Force investigation into the death.