Gunmen Kill Two Police Officers During Operation in Sligoville

Police are searching Jamaica for Kenroy “Papa” Willis, described as a high-risk target linked to at least five murders in St Andrew between 2024 and 2025. He was the main target of a deadly Friday operation in St Catherine that left five men, including two police officers, dead and a 10-year-old girl wounded.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has called on the Jamaica Constabulary Force to intensify operations against gangs and those who support them after Friday’s deadly shooting in Five Miles, St Catherine, which killed two police officers and three civilians and injured a 10-year-old girl. He said the attack showed a troubling level of criminal planning and poses a serious national security threat.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has vowed full state support for intensified police operations after Corporal Trevoy Shaw and Constable Devoney Rose were killed in an alleged ambush during a rescue attempt in Five Miles, St Catherine. A 10-year-old girl remains critically stable, while three suspects were killed. The deaths have renewed calls to dismantle violent criminal networks.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has ordered the Jamaica Constabulary Force to intensify anti-gang operations after Friday’s Sligoville shootout in St Catherine that killed two policemen and injured several others, including a child. He called the attack a threat to national security and urged police to identify and dismantle everyone involved.

A 10-year-old girl was seriously injured but remains in stable condition after being shot during a gun battle between security forces and criminals near Sligoville main road in St Catherine on Friday. Police Commissioner Dr Kevin Blake said the operation, aimed at a “high-risk” target, left two policemen and three suspected gunmen dead after a lengthy standoff.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has ordered Jamaica’s security forces to intensify targeted operations after two policemen were killed and another officer and a 10-year-old girl were wounded in a gun battle near Sligoville, St Catherine. He called the attack “calculated brutality” and said organised criminals would face the full force of the law.

A Jamaica Constabulary Force corporal, Trevoy Shaw, was killed and two other officers injured after gunmen allegedly used a 10-year-old girl as bait during a pre-dawn operation in Mount Moreland, St Catherine. Three suspects were shot dead, and police said the attack showed the risks of high-risk raids and vowed to dismantle the network.

A 10-year-old girl was shot during a police operation in Sligoville, St Catherine, where Jamaica Constabulary Force corporal Trevoy Shaw and two men were killed in a gun battle early Friday. Jamaicans for Justice has called for an independent investigation by Indecom into how the child was caught in the crossfire and urged full recovery for the injured.

Jamaicans for Justice is mourning the death of JCF Corporal Trevoy Shaw after a fatal shootout with armed men on Sligoville Main Road, St Catherine, where two suspects were also killed. The group is also seeking answers after a 10-year-old girl was shot during the operation and remains in serious but stable condition, with INDECOM investigating.

Hear The Children’s Cry says Jamaica’s children are being left dangerously exposed after a 10-year-old girl was critically injured in a police gun battle in Sligoville, St Catherine, on Friday. The group urged a national response and called for harsher penalties when violence injures or kills a child, after a policeman and two gunmen were also killed.

A 10-year-old girl is in critical condition at Spanish Town Hospital after being shot during an early-morning police operation in Sligoville, St Catherine. Police say three gunmen were killed in the exchange, and three officers were injured, including Corporal Trevoy Shaw, who died. The child’s exact role in the shooting remains unclear.

Senators extended condolences to the Jamaica Constabulary Force and the family of a police officer killed in a gun attack during an operation in Sligoville, St Catherine, while another officer remains critically injured. Lawmakers used the moment to stress the dangers police face and called for stronger public condemnation of gun violence and better support for the security forces.

A 10-year-old girl died after being shot during a police operation in the Five Mile area of Sligoville, St Catherine, where officers came under fire from gunmen early this morning. Police said two gunmen were killed and two Special Operations Branch officers, Corporal Trevoy Shaw and D Rose, were wounded. The incident has raised fresh concern about children’s safety during armed confrontations.

Police Commissioner Dr Kevin Blake said the Jamaica Constabulary Force will not be intimidated after a deadly attack on officers during an operation in Sligoville, St Catherine, that left at least two policemen dead and another injured. He said the force will continue pursuing the gunmen and the criminal networks behind them, calling the incident a reminder of the dangers officers face.

The Jamaica Police Federation has condemned a deadly pre-dawn gun battle in Sligoville, St Catherine, that killed Corporal Trevoy Shaw and left another officer critically injured. Police say the Special Operations unit was searching for wanted men when gunmen opened fire from a house, leaving two suspects dead and several officers and a young girl injured.

A 10-year-old girl shot during a police-gunmen shootout in Sligoville, St Catherine, died while being treated at Spanish Town Hospital. Police said two gunmen were killed and two officers, Corporal Trevoy Shaw and D Rose of the Special Operations Branch, were wounded during the early-morning operation.

Police Commissioner Dr Kevin Blake says the JCF will not back down after a deadly attack on officers during an operation in Sligoville, St Catherine, on Friday that killed at least two policemen and injured another. He condemned the attack, offered condolences, and said police will pursue those responsible and the criminal networks behind them.

A police operation in Sligoville, St Catherine, turned deadly Friday morning when officers came under gunfire, leaving Corporal Trevoy Shaw dead, another officer critically injured, and a young girl hurt. Commissioner Dr Kevin Blake said the Jamaica Constabulary Force will not be intimidated and will intensify efforts to dismantle criminal gangs across Jamaica.

One police officer was killed and another was left in critical condition after officers came under heavy gunfire during a pre-dawn operation in Sligoville, St Catherine, on Friday. Police Commissioner Kevin Blake said the Special Operations Branch was searching for wanted persons in the Five Mile area when gunmen opened fire, and vowed the force would pursue those responsible.