Breakthrough in Seven-Year Murder Case: Arrest Made in Kingston
In a breakthrough in a seven-year murder case, Kingston Western Police arrested Shevaughn Carnegie, charged with the murder of Oral ‘Ruff’ Francis. The incident occurred on May 18, 2018, when Francis was shot outside his home. Carnegie faces additional charges for weapon possession following his identification in a police lineup.
The Kingston Western Police have arrested 29-year-old Shevaughn Alexander Carnegie, also known as ‘Demon’ and ‘Negie,’ in connection with a murder that took place nearly seven years ago. He has been charged with the murder of Oral ‘Ruff’ Francis, an assistant coach, who was shot dead on May 18, 2018, while at his gate in Arnett Gardens, Kingston.
Francis was targeted by an assailant armed with a firearm who shot him multiple times in the upper body at around 8:00 am. After the incident, the gunman fled the scene on foot. Francis was pronounced dead upon arrival at the Kingston Public Hospital shortly after being transported there.
Following extensive investigations, Carnegie was apprehended recently and placed in an identification parade last Thursday, where witnesses identified him as the shooter. Carnegie now faces charges for murder, possession of a prohibited weapon, and unauthorized possession of ammunition.
The recent arrest of Shevaughn Carnegie marks a significant development in a long-standing murder case that has remained unsolved for almost seven years. Through thorough investigations and an identification parade, police have moved forward with charging Carnegie, highlighting their commitment to resolving violent crimes in the community.
Original Source: www.jamaicaobserver.com
