The investigation into the killing of inmate Brent Baptiste during a violent fight at the Maximum Security Prison, Golden Grove, earlier this month, is still underway.
Deputy Commissioner of Police, Intelligence and Investigations, Suzette Martin yesterday said the Homicide Bureau along with the North Central Divisional CID officers were continuing to gather evidence – and according to her, “Charges will be laid as soon as the investigation is completed.”
Baptiste, 39, was stabbed several times on April 5, during a fracas allegedly involving members of warring gangs at the MSP.
Baptiste, who lived at Plaisance Road, John John, was pronounced dead at the prison infirmary hours after the incident.
He had been serving a five-year term on a charge of wounding with intent following an incident at Bournes Road, St James, back in 2006.
Baptiste also had another matter pending following his arrest in February 2024, after he was allegedly found with a firearm and 11 rounds of ammunition.
