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| Colleen Walker, VP of Excelsior High in Jamaica |
KINGSTON, Jamaica — OBSERVER ONLINE can now confirm that the educator who was brutally slain earlier today (April 9) in the St Andrew community of Queensbury was a vice-principal of Excelsior High School.
She is 54-year-old Colleen Walker, who has worked at the Mountain View Avenue school for the last 12 years, according to a family member who was on the scene.
Walker is survived by three sons, one of whom is a medical doctor. It is understood that one of Walker's sons was celebrating his birthday today....
MORE...Earlier Reports (5:15 pm ET)
Police investigators are now at a scene in Queensbury, St Andrew where a 54-year- old woman said to be the vice principal at a Corporate Area High School was fatally shot about 5.15 this afternoon.
MORE...Earlier Reports (5:15 pm ET)
Police investigators are now at a scene in Queensbury, St Andrew where a 54-year- old woman said to be the vice principal at a Corporate Area High School was fatally shot about 5.15 this afternoon.
Initial reports are that the woman was cutting her hedge at home when she was approached by a man on foot.
The man walked away before turning back. He then opened fire hitting the woman several times before making his escape.
AWEFUL NEWS - WHY OH WHY
ReplyDeleteIt's not why oh why anymore; should be who oh you. The level of lawlessness is so elevated that human life is now the most dispensable commodity on the island. Difference of opinion and one can expect to "get dash way". What a novel concept, just kill, it resolves everything. God save Jamaica.
DeleteIt's not why oh why anymore; should be who oh you. The level of lawlessness is so elevated that human life is now the most dispensable commodity on the island. Difference of opinion and one can expect to "get dash way". What a novel concept, just kill, it resolves everything. God save Jamaica.
DeleteIf this Carona wont catches whoever, the police GOT to do it.....
ReplyDeleteAm lost FOR words. Somebody knows something
ReplyDeleteSounds like an hitman job...my god
DeleteToo much lawlessness.Parley needs to stiffen laws on murderers,owning of guns must be restricted and police must be given more powers.small country but too many nasty activities
ReplyDeleteThis hurts my gut my two sons use to attend this school few years ago, the jamaican government needs capital punishment for these hog
ReplyDeleteRemember now human rights watch will advised not to hit.because the shooter was only doing a job. Tax payers need only to work and pay to keep him locked away .He may kill but not him its the gun.
DeleteAnother Sacrifice
ReplyDeleteAny small brain can see that it's a hit job indeed.
ReplyDeleteFather God, please cleanse Jamaica, have mercy on that land and heal it for the sake of your Kingdom. In Jesus' name.
Amen.
A hit job. Police do your job and catch this killer and the organisation behind.
ReplyDeleteUnknown, gun restriction wouldn't have stopped this. It's a despicable act committed by and paid for by a low life coward. The individual who ordered this will be tormented until his or her own demise. When slaughter is as routine as going to the supermarket, then we have hit the bottom rung of our moral ladder.
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