JLP Caretaker asks Police to Assist in Declaring His Family’s Innocence in Sikka Rhymes Shooting

Krisho Holmes, the JLP caretaker for the Waterford Division whose three relatives were murdered on Sunday, says none of them were involved in Sikka Rymes, the dancehall entertainer’s shooting. 
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There has been a lot of speculation about what could cause the murders, and sources close to the Sunday night murder scene in St. Catherine are saying the murders could be a reprisal for the shooting that happened earlier. 

Police sources indicated that someone else who resides in the house where the victims of the triple murder lived, was a suspect for the entertainers shooting and the murderers wanted to kill him.

Mr. Holmes is now saying those theories are misleading, dangerous and false. He is calling on the police to remedy the damage that has been done to his family by intervening and doing more investigations so they can find the guilty persons. He is worried about the damage that is done to his family.

He insists that Sikka Rhymes is a neighbour and his family had nothing to do with his shooting.

Sikka Rymes whose given name is Javian Chambers remains in hospital and his condition is closely monitored, because of another medical condition that he had.

He is a member of the so-called Gaza Nation, a self-styled vice president of the Gaza music group.
The 26 years-old was badly injured when he was shot on Old Hope Road not far from the Sovereign shopping centre on Tuesday.