Following his death, the candlelight service for Marvin Samuels, more popularly known as 41 Busshead, was reportedly abruptly ended by the police.
The popular TikToker was shot and killed in Montego Bay on December 20.
Samuels’ murder sent the local social media community as well as his friends and family into mourning, and many gathered to pay their respects at his candlelight service.
The event was streamed live on TikTok by 41 Busshead’s page.
In a clip from the live-streamed candlelight, the man recording the event said that the authorities had ended the it, but he would not stop streaming.
Some attendees can be heard speaking off-camera as they seemingly prepared to leave.
It is not clear why the authorities instructed the mourners to end the candlelight.
The TikToker was reportedly related to an alleged gang leader, a connection National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang said could possibly cause violence in Montego Bay.
