Caribbean National Weekly

Police Charge Man with Murdering the Boyfriend of his Ex-girlfriend

By Patrick Green··1 min read
Police Charge Man with Murdering the Boyfriend of his Ex-girlfriend
Key Points(5)
  • Police in Belize has charged a 22-year-old man with the murder of the boyfriend of his ex-girlfriend, who was stabbed to death at her home on Christmas Eve.
  • The authorities said that Jorge Anderson Triminio of Valley Community in the Stann Creek District, in the south east region of Belize, had forced his way into the home of his ex-girlfriend who demanded that he leave.
  • But when he refused to do so, she went to the nearby Police booth to report the matter and finding no police officer there, returned home, where her new boyfriend Namid Mesh, 23, had also arrived at the house.
  • Triminio is reported to have returned to the house, forced his way inside and used a knife which he got from the kitchen to stab Mesh multiple times.
  • Triminio then proceeded to wash the knife in the same home, leaving it behind and fleeing the scene,” said Assistant Superintendent of Police, Fitzroy Yearwood, the Communications Director of the Belize Police Department.

Police in Belize has charged a 22-year-old man with the murder of the boyfriend of his ex-girlfriend, who was stabbed to death at her home on Christmas Eve.

The authorities said that Jorge Anderson Triminio of Valley Community in the Stann Creek District, in the south east region of Belize, had forced his way into the home of his ex-girlfriend who demanded that he leave.

But when he refused to do so, she went to the nearby Police booth to report the matter and finding no police officer there, returned home, where her new boyfriend Namid Mesh, 23, had also arrived at the house.

Triminio is reported to have returned to the house, forced his way inside and used a knife which he got from the kitchen to stab Mesh multiple times.

“Mr. Triminio then proceeded to wash the knife in the same home, leaving it behind and fleeing the scene,” said Assistant Superintendent of Police, Fitzroy Yearwood, the Communications Director of the  Belize Police Department.

He said the Commissioner of Police has ordered an internal investigation as to why there was no officer on duty at that station at the time and “he believes that if that officer was at his post, we could have prevented this unfortunate incident that led to the taking of the life of Namid Mesh”

/CMC

Tags:belize

Related Stories

St. Vincent announces emergency measures to offset rising global prices

St. Vincent announces emergency measures to offset rising global prices

Bahamas imposes travel ban on visitors from three African countries over Ebola concerns

Bahamas imposes travel ban on visitors from three African countries over Ebola concerns

CARICOM foreign ministers condemn intensified US measures against Cuba

CARICOM foreign ministers condemn intensified US measures against Cuba

St. Lucia PM cautious on restoring death penalty amid growing public calls

St. Lucia PM cautious on restoring death penalty amid growing public calls