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'Bob Marley: One Love' actor Brian-Todd Anthony Boucher shot and killed in St Catherine

By Jovani Davis··1 min read
'Bob Marley: One Love' actor Brian-Todd Anthony Boucher shot and killed in St Catherine
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  • Brian-Todd Anthony Boucher, the actor who portrayed alleged Jamaican gangster Claudie Massop in the 2024 biographical film Bob Marley: One Love, was shot and killed in Waterford, St Catherine, late Saturday, police have confirmed.
  • Boucher, 43, who was also known as "Ajoy" and was from Northport Way in New York, had arrived in Jamaica just hours before the fatal shooting, according to sources.
  • Another man, 37, was injured in the attack and remains hospitalized.
  • The incident is under investigation by the St Catherine South Police.
  • According to police, Boucher and the other man were walking along a road in Waterford when a vehicle carrying several armed men stopped nearby.

Brian-Todd Anthony Boucher, the actor who portrayed Jamaican gangster Claudie Massop in the 2024 film Bob Marley: One Love, was shot and killed in Waterford, St Catherine, late Saturday, police have confirmed.

Boucher, 43, who was also known as "Ajoy" and was from Northport Way in New York, had arrived in Jamaica just hours before the fatal shooting, according to sources.

Another man, 37, was injured in the attack and remains hospitalized. The incident is under investigation by the St Catherine South Police.

According to police, Boucher and the other man were walking along a road in Waterford when a vehicle carrying several armed men stopped nearby. One of the attackers exited the vehicle and opened fire on both men before fleeing the scene with the others.

Boucher was taken to Spanish Town General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The second victim remains under medical observation.

Investigators have not disclosed a motive for the shooting, and no arrests have been made.

Boucher appeared as Claudie Massop in Bob Marley: One Love, the internationally successful biographical film chronicling the life and legacy of reggae icon Bob Marley. Massop was a reputed Jamaican political enforcer whose life intersected with events depicted in the film.

Police are continuing their investigations into the fatal shooting.

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