VIDEO: Bikers strike again, murder another British Link Up member

March 30, 2019 0 By Horace Mills

Alphonso Harriott, better known as Oney British, has been gunned down under the cover of darkness four days after he attended the funeral service for his murdered crew leader.

Gunmen travelling on motorcycle murdered the two British Link Up Crew members weeks apart, according to the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF).

It said the gunmen shot and killed Harriot about 9 o’clock last evening, March 29, adding that Harriott was a 56-year-old building contractor from Sunset Avenue, Kingston 8.

As shown in the video below, a number of curious onlookers converged on the crime scene as news of the homicide spread wide and fast.

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The short video above shows the scene shortly after the murder of Alphonso Harriott, also known as Oney British

The car in which Alphonso ‘Oney British’ Harriott was shot dead. Photo Credit:

Alphonso Harriott, better known as Oney British, is shown in black-and-white outfit conversing with police at the funeral for his crew leader, Owen ‘Fada Fowl’ Clarke, on March 25. Photo Credit:

The JCF told The Beacon: “Reports are that Harriott was driving a motor car along Mountain View Avenue when he was attacked and shot by men on a motorcycle. The vehicle he was driving crashed.

“The police were alerted. On their arrival, Harriott was seen with gunshot wounds to the upper body. He was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead,” the JCF further said through its Corporate Communications Unit. It noted that investigations are continuing.

It’s understood that Harriott was leaving the National Stadium when he was gunned down.

Harriott, on March 25, attended the funeral service for the top man in the British Link Up Crew – Owen Clarke, also known as Roy Fowl and Fada Fowl.

The final resting place for Owen Clarke, popularly known was Roy Fowl and Fada Fowl.

The church where the funeral service was held for Owen Clarke, also known as Roy Fowl. Photo Credit:

The JCF, after Clarke was murdered on February 22, disclosed that men on a motorcycle perpetrated the crime shortly before midnight while Clarke was partying in Kencot, St Andrew.

Clarke, who was shot several times as he stood along a roadway, served time in British prison for leading an international drug ring. His British Link Up Crew hosted a number of Dancehall events locally and in Britain.

Clarke was laid to rest on March 27 at Pear Tree Grove Cemetery in St Mary following a funeral service, which was held at Bagbie Seventh Day Adventist Church in the Troja area of St Catherine.

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