UPDATE: Second suspect in wounding of 17-y-o at party turns herself in
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November 12, 2020

UPDATE: Second suspect in wounding of 17-y-o at party turns herself in

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Another suspect in the wounding of a 17-year-old girl and a 29-year-old woman at an illegal party on Boysie Lane off Barbican Road in Kingston has turned herself in to the police.

The police said so far the 33-year-old, along with another 26-year-old woman, turned themselves in today and are being interviewed.

The women are suspected of beating and stabbing the teenager and her friend during a dispute at the event.

They were taken to hospital where the teen was admitted in critical condition and the other woman treated and released.

Read: Police investigate wounding of a 17-y-o girl, one suspect in custody

Lawmen are working to apprehend the other individuals — believed to be six in total — involved.

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