The family of 30-year-old Damion 'Danger' Henry, who was gunned down in the Kingston Public Hospital car park yesterday, said they had signs that...
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Maroc - JAMAICA-GLEANER.COM - Lead Stories - Aujourd'hui 05:06
Blood spills on KPH doorstep
What should have been a routine trip to the doctor with his children ended in bloodshed just steps away from the Kingston Public Hospital (KPH), where tragedy unfolded on a strip of land long whispered about for fear and turf control. Yesterday afternoon, 30-year-old Damion ‘Danger’ Henry was gunned down in the unofficial parking area adjacent to the hospital — a space meant to serve the sick, but one now stained by years of violence. Henry had come for one reason, his relatives said: to seek medical attention for his ailing children.
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