
Barbados Beach Bar Shooting: 3 Dead, 1 Survivor
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Three men lost their lives in a shooting at Thunder Bay Beach Bar in Barbados, popular with celebrities. Gunmen fired into a crowd, killing four men, including Jamar Leron Edwards, Lyle Anderson Robinson, and Jamar Kareem Ramsay. The incident is linked to gang retaliation, sparking national security concerns.
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On April 20, three men lost their lives in a shooting at Thunder Bay Beach Bar in Barbados, a spot popular with celebrities. It happened Sunday night around 8.42 p.m. in Lower Carlton, St. James. Gunman jumped out of a silver car and fired into a crowd on the beach, hitting four guys total. One victim died right there after Medics checked him, while the other three got rushed to a hospital in private cars. Two more passed away later, leaving just one survivor from the attack. Others identified the dead as 34-year-old Jamar Lee Ron Edwards, 33-year-old Lyle Anderson Robinson, and 33-year-old Jamar Kareem Ramsey, the bar draws big names like Rihanna, who parted there in August 2024 for her one-year-old son's birthday and even Wayne Rooney. But now it's the scene of this tragic violence shaking up the island's vibe. Acting Attorney General Michael Lashley offered condolences to the families and called the incident part of a spiraling gang retaliation that's gone.
Too far, he stressed the government won't stand for it. Police are on the case with full force, working urgently to nav those responsible, while national security ramps up to end this cycle once and for. All. Barbados needs unity to keep spots like this safe for everyone.
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