MANCHESTER, Jamaica – Police have identified two women who were shot dead by a licensed firearm holder at a candlelight vigil on Nashville Road off Levy Lane in Mandeville on Sunday morning.

The deceased have been identified as 35-year-old Aldeen Dixon, a resident of Coleyville district in northeast Manchester and 42-year-old Stacy Ann Mulgrave, a resident of Barnstable district (near Mandeville).

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Earlier reports had suggested that the shooting incident, which also left three people including a 12-year-old boy injured, took place about 2:00 am. Police have since provided an update that the incident occurred close to midnight.

According to police, the shooting happened during an alleged dispute stemming from an incident where a car hit another vehicle. It is reported that it escalated and five people were shot.

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The gunshot victims were taken to hospital where two women succumbed and two others admitted for treatment. A 12-year-old boy, who was reportedly also injured during the shooting, was treated and released from hospital.

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The licensed firearm holder reportedly turned himself in at the Mandeville police station. He remains in custody pending further investigation.

Up to mid-afternoon on Sunday there was a sombre mood at the shooting scene as relatives of the victims gathered around. Police are also maintaining a presence in the area.

A piece of the police scene tape in the vicinity of where five people were shot, two fatally, on Nashville Road in Mandeville on Sunday morning. (Photos: Kasey Williams)

– Kasey Williams