Police identify men fatally shot in Manchester
Dave Raymond, 19 and Dantae Edward Carter, 18, who were fatally shot in an alleged confrontation last Friday in Mandeville, Manchester.
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May 11, 2026

Police identify men fatally shot in Manchester

MANCHESTER, Jamaica — Police have identified the two men fatally shot in an alleged confrontation last Friday in Mandeville, Manchester.

They are Dantae Edward Carter, 18, a resident of Hanbury district, Manchester and Brighton district in St Elizabeth and Dave Raymond, 19, a resident of Manningfield district in Manchester.

There were dramatic scenes in Mandeville during the incident. Police said two firearms were seized in the incident.

READ: Dramatic scenes in Mandeville fatal shooting

People were sent scampering for cover at multiple locations as police gave chase to a Toyota Axio from Newleigh Road to Manchester Road, where the shooting subsided near Willowgate plaza, where a bystander was reportedly grazed by a bullet.

— Kasey Williams

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