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shot while in MPD 03 about 10.45 p.m. Two other police officers were also being

treated for gunshot injuries at Mountain View Avenue. Supt Pinnock

subsequently learnt that Cpl. Dawkins and Cons. Reid had been rescued by

civilians in Nannyville.

4.27.

SSP McGregor and a team secured the Mountain View Avenue area

and recovered the weapons belonging to police personnel who had been shot.

MPD 03 was extensively damaged by gunfire. Eight police officers, including

Sgt. Henriques and Cons. Davis, were shot that night.

4.28.

Supt. Pinnock explained that the gunmen were shooting at the

police officers from behind a wall enclosing the football field. According to him

searches unearthed over 100 spent shells on the football field. The incident on

Mountain View Avenue took place near Back Bush in the Kingston Eastern

Division and Supt Pinnock said in his oral evidence that Intelligence revealed

that the shootings and activities “that night were directly related to Christopher

Coke and Tivoli Gardens”.

Shots Fired at Headquarters of the JDF

4.29.

Lt. Col. David Cummings gave evidence that just before midnight

on 23 May, he was in his office at Up Park Camp and he heard bullets being fired

at the Headquarters of the JDF. He described the firing as “ineffective” and said

that it came from the direction of Mountain View Avenue and Nannyville

Gardens. He turned off the lights after hearing the gunshots and the firing

ceased. No one was injured.

Shots fired at Harmon Barracks

4.30.

ACP Leon Rose testified that on Sunday, 23 May, about 2.30 p.m.,

Harmon Barracks were attacked. He said –