A silver-grey Fielder Wagon was on Sunday discovered torched at Blue Lake, Linden, and police suspect it was the vehicle used in the recent execution of 23-year-old Delron McKenzie.
“A party of policemen on patrol duty in the vicinity of the area known as Blue Lake came upon a fully burnt silver-grey Fielder Wagon motorcar which was parked on the southern side of Blue Lake Access Road,” the police report said.
The discovery was made sometime around 15:30hrs.
McKenzie of Roxanne Burnham Gardens, Georgetown, was gunned down on Saturday night at around 21:50hrs at Sunflower Street, Wismar, Linden, during a drive-by shooting, while his friend, Calvin Daly, was also shot twice.
Daly received gunshot wounds to the left and right lower arm with abrasions to both of his arms. According to a police report, Daly said that he accompanied McKenzie to Linden to visit a female friend.
At around 21:00hrs, the two men arrived in Linden and stopped to purchase food at Church’s.
Thereafter, it was reported that McKenzie was given directions by his female friend to travel by boat to get to his destination. When he arrived at the Mackenzie shore, he was told to walk through Sunflower Street.
The friend claimed that the female called McKenzie again and told him to turn around since she will send a silver wagon to pick them up.
They then walked out of the street where the said silver wagon car turned around and as McKenzie approached the car to open the back door, a male of African descent opened the door first and started to shoot at him while another male came out of the front passenger seat and opened fire too.
The friend – Daly – ran for cover leaving McKenzie behind. Police said the car had three male occupants at the time. The shooters escaped in a southern direction towards Silver City street.
According to the police report, Daly claimed that he doesn’t know anything about the female that McKenzie took him to Linden to meet.
McKenzie was pronounced dead at the Linden Hospital Complex; his body is at the GJetso Funeral home awaiting an autopsy.
Investigations are ongoing.
