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Shots at bus stop - Barbados Today

  • Oct 19, 2022
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An eyewitness says he was at a bus stop along Fitts Village, St James when 23-year-old Mark Walton lost his life during a shooting incident eight years ago.The witness gave the evidence when the trial of Romario Antonio Clarke, 28, and Rashayne Aneil Blenman, 26, both of Risk Road, Fitts Village continued before the No 3 Supreme Court on Tuesday.The two accused have denied murdering Walton on August 4, 2014.The State’s witness said he was at the bus stop near the esplanade waiting on a bus when two men he identified as the accused came and spoke to him.He said he knew Clarke, alias Mongrel for more than five years and Blenman also known as English, for about a year. The deceased he knew for about five years.The eyewitness said that night Walton told the two that “they does be pun bare foolishness all the time”. He said he himself told them “they always on vibes”.

Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.

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