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Man shot dead in Long Look is Kemo A. Lettsome

Man shot dead in Long Look is Kemo A. Lettsome

With next of kin adequately notified, our news centre can now disclose that the man shot and killed in Long Look on Sunday, April 30, 2023, has been identified as Kemo A. Lettsome.

Reports are Lettsome was shot multiple times while in the vicinity of The Stickit around 6:30 PM.

Police have also confirmed the killing.

A man has been shot dead in Long Look on the eastern end of Tortola.


“Police can confirm the fatal wounding of a male following a shooting near the Stickett in Long Look this evening. Several RVIPF teams are at the scene at this time. No further information can be released at this time,” Police Media Liaison Diane L. Drayton stated last evening.

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