Shooting Leaves 4 Dead in Caribbean Nation Known for Luxury Tourism, Police Say
Police said four others were injured and two remained hospitalized as investigators searched for suspects and a possible link to another killing.
- The Royal Grenadines Police Force launched a manhunt Saturday following a shooting in Green Hill, near Kingstown, that left four people dead in Vincent and the Grenadines.
- Authorities have struggled to contain gang violence in the Caribbean, where police recorded 37 murders this year among a population of 110,000.
- Acting Police Commissioner Trevor Bailey reported victims had gunshot wounds on a public road and nearby land, while four additional people were injured with two still hospitalized.
- Clair Leacock, the minister of national security, condemned the "unfortunate" and "unnecessary" shootings on NBC Radio, stating gang violence has plagued many communities.
- Police are investigating if a separate killing registered Saturday is linked to the Friday shooting, as no arrests have been made and the motive remains unknown.
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Police probing quadruple killing in St Vincent
KINGSTOWN, St Vincent, CMC – The son of a 76-year-old businessman who was gunned down while sitting on the patio of his home in May 2025 was among four people shot and killed in St Vincent late Friday. Police have not released the names of the deceased, but acting Assistant Commissioner of Police responsible for crime fighting, Brenton Smith, confirmed the deaths. The senior police officer also confirmed that four people have been taken to hospi…
CHOCHILINO Deadly shooting hits Caribbean islands of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines %
Four people were killed and four wounded near the capital of Kingstown on the islands, known as a tourism destination. Police in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines are searching for suspects after four people were shot dead and four others wounded near the capital, Kingstown, in an apparent act of gang violence in the Caribbean …
Four people died, four others were injured in a mass shooting on St. Vincent, an attack in the Green Hill area, reported by St. Vincent Times.
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