Shooting Incident Claims Life of Notorious Figure Martin “Jahson” James

Martin “Jahson” James was shot and killed at his Villa home on October 5, 2024, marking the 39th homicide in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Known to police and previously deported for violent crimes, this was the second gun attack on him. In 2017, he mentioned a “war” in SVG involving named adversaries. Police have not commented on his recent death.

A well-known figure to law enforcement, Martin “Jahson” James was shot and killed over the weekend in Villa. The incident occurred on Saturday night, October 5, 2024, at his residence and marks him as the 39th homicide in the country for the year. Previously deported from the United States over two decades ago due to violent crimes, James had a history of making headlines.

This shooting incident is reported to be the second attack on the 53-year-old. In November 2017, James openly declared that a “war” existed in St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG), identifying two brothers from Paul’s Avenue as adversaries. His bold remarks came shortly after he faced charges related to the tragic shooting death of 10-month-old Mozari and the attempted murder of his parents and another individual.

To date, law enforcement has not issued any comments concerning this recent shooting death. Martin James’s legacy, marked by controversy, continues to elicit attention and raise discussions surrounding crime in the region.

The violent demise of Martin “Jahson” James underscores ongoing concerns regarding crime in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. As a figure previously linked to violent offenses and significant legal battles, his death adds to the grim statistics of homicides in the country. The authorities have yet to provide a commentary on the incident, leaving many questions unanswered.

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