Ricardo Palmer, otherwise called 'Tristan' who is before the court for the murder of dancer, Bogle is to face the court yet again. This time it's for shooting with intent at the police on Saturday.

Palmer a studio engineer from Campden Crescent, Maverly, Kingston 20 was arrested after an incident that resulted in one man being killed and the Bureau of Special Investigations launching an investigation.

Dead is Jamar Johnson otherwise called 'Bin Laden', of a Maverly address.

The police have increased their activities in Maverly since the shooting as they seek the other gunmen who are involved in the incident. The police are seeking a man known as Rex for questioning in connection with the incident. Anyone with information is being encouraged to contact DSP Michael Phipps, head of crime for St. Andrew South police division at 779-6189 or Detective Inspector Hunt at 990-8851. "Any information given will be treated with the strictest confidence," Phipps said.

Police reports are that Johnson and some other gunmen had been involved in shoot-out with another gang in the community when the police were called.

At 6:10 p.m., police went to Palmer's home at 15 Campden Crescent where the shoot-out was taking place. When the police approached the house, the gunmen turned their fire on them. The police fired back and after it was discovered that Johnson had been shot.

A 9 mm Ruger pistol serial # 70BSC2695 with two rounds was taken from Johnson. He was taken to the Kingston Public Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Investigators subsequently took Palmer and Omar Walton otherwise called 'Lazy' of Reapers Road in Maverly into custody. Both were subsequently charged with shooting with intent.

Both are being held by police and are to appear in court later this week. Palmer was on bail for the murder of popular dancer, Gerald Levy, popularly known as Bogle.

Palmer was arrested by police on September 15, 2005 for the dancer's murder which occurred in January, 2005 at a service station on Constant Spring Road. Another man who was shot in that incident died at hospital.

After investigations, police arrested Palmer and charged him with two counts of murder, three counts of shooting with intent and illegal possession of firearm.

In the meantime, DSP Phipps said Johnson was wanted for several crimes in Maverly area and was on bail for another charged when this incident occurred.

Johnson was in the gun court for charges of shooting with intent arising from an incident which occurred October 11, 2005. He was granted bail in that incident but instead absconded. He said residents were happy that he was dead as he often terrorised them.