Senior Superintendent of police in the St. Andrew North Division, Aaron Fletcher says turf war and extortion are fueling the bloodletting and frequent attacks. The recent flare-up of gang violence in several St. Andrew communities has left some residents in fear.
SSP Fletcher notes drive-by shootings have been prevalent island-wide and more rampant especially in the corporate area. He says residents in these volatile communities often use barricades as a means to keep gunmen in vehicles at bay. Meanwhile, the officer says the police continue to heighten their presence in the space to stem the turf war.
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