KEVON FELMINE
Senior Reporter
kevon.felmine@guardian.co.tt
Homicide detectives are investigating the murder of a 25-year-old Gasparillo man who was shot dead on Thursday night.
A report states that Brandon Mohammed, 25, was standing along Buttercup Lane, Harmony Hall, with another man from the community around 8 pm, when a black Nissan Sunny B11 car with no identification plates pulled up alongside the men. A gunman got out and fired two shots at Mohammed, got back into the car and left.
PC Mohamed and PC Steele, of the Gasparillo Police Station, responded to the shooting, along with detectives from the Homicide Bureau of Investigations, Region Three.
Witnesses told investigators they saw one of Mohammed’s female relatives entering a getaway vehicle immediately after the shooting. An ambulance took Mohammed to the San Fernando General Hospital, where he died while receiving treatment.
A report said Mohammed lived at School Trace, Gasparillo, but when Guardian Media visited the community, a relative said she also had a brother with the same name and age. However, she said he was alive and resting with his family.
Investigators were yet to determine a motive for the murder up to last and were still searching for the killer. They said the killer was of mixed ethnicity, fair complexion, slim built, about 5’8” tall and wore a black jacket and long black pants.
