Murder of British personal coach in Jamaica ‘was a contract killing purchased from the UK’

Police investigating the taking pictures dying of a Briton in Jamaica on Monday say that his murder was a agreement killing.

Sean Patterson, 33, a personalized coach from West London, was browsing the Caribbean island on a brief remain when he was chased by a gunman and shot various situations.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Fitz Bailey claimed: ‘Our investigation so far has theorised that the murder was a deal killing that emanated from Britain. There is no proof that Patterson was robbed or has any link in Jamaica.

The commissioner went on to say that the Londoner was well known to British police: ‘From credible facts been given Sean Patterson was nicely regarded to the United kingdom authorities and has an intensive criminal file for a quantity of legal offences which includes narcotics violence and firearms.’

Lesley Wright mentioned her youngest son Sean Patterson, 33, had only been in the region for two times when he was murdered 

The own trainer was standing by the pool of the guesthouse where he was keeping, pictured, in Jamaica when witnesses read ‘loud explosions’

Patterson is pictured in more youthful days

Neighborhood police say Patterson was identified with gunshot wounds to his higher body and head at all over midday on Monday. 

Jamaica Constabulary Drive suggests its Montego Bay officers gained stories that the British countrywide was standing by a pool at the villa when witnesses listened to ‘loud explosions’.

According to a released report in Jamaica, Mr. Patterson was then shot multiple instances just after a small chase. He was rushed to the healthcare facility but was later on pronounced useless.

A 34-12 months-aged gentleman from Kingston, Jamaica, has been now taken into custody in relationship with the incident, according to community media. Experiences in Jamaica claimed the suspect had been deported from the Uk in 2013 for drug offences.

Meanwhile, Patterson’s heartbroken mother currently informed how her son had travelled to the Caribbean island for the initial time to meet family.

Lesley Wright stated her youngest son Patterson experienced only been in the place for two times when he was murdered.

He lived with his fiancee in Hounslow, west London, and the pair were being organizing on marrying later this yr.

Area police say Patterson (pictured) was found with gunshot wounds to his upper human body and head at all around midday on Monday

Sean’s mom said: ‘He’d been possessing the time of his daily life. He’d never been [to Jamaica] just before but sent me a picture of himself basking in the sunshine and a video of himself leaping off a cliff into the sea (pictured)’

Talking to MailOnline at her dwelling in Shepherds Bush, west London, Mrs Wright, 63, said: ‘I’ve missing my newborn. No mother really should have to bury her child.

‘He’d absent to Jamaica with my godson and just one of my finest pals and experienced only been there for two times.

‘He’d been acquiring the time of his everyday living. He’d in no way been before but sent me a photo of himself basking in the sunshine and a online video of himself leaping off a cliff into the sea.

‘Sean has family members in Jamaica via his father. They are very nicely-to-do more than there and he’d hoped to meet them. He never acquired the chance.’

Mrs Wright added: ‘The area law enforcement have told me that Sean was at a large bash about New 12 months and was sitting by a pool conversing to mates.

‘Someone pulled at his arm and he shrugged the man or woman off but about four gunshots were fired promptly later on and Sean was hit in the upper entire body.

Mr Patterson, from west London, was taken to clinic but could not be saved. This picture reveals the view from the guesthouse the place he was shot

‘I will not know any other specifics but he would not quarrel with everyone, he just was not the argumentative variety.

‘I’m definitely damaged, I am going to hardly ever be the identical yet again.

‘He has 4 sisters and a few brothers and he was the youngest. He was born premature and for a while it was touch and go as to whether or not he would survive.

‘But he grew up to be the loveliest, sweetest boy and the kindest, most satisfied-go-blessed male.

‘He labored as a particular coach and experienced been with his girlfriend for about 13 or 14 several years. They’d bought engaged about 5 decades back and ended up hoping to marry later this year.

‘They lived in Hounslow and experienced a puppy. His fiancee is in bits, devastated. As the entire household are.

Talking to local media, the father of Sean Patterson stated his son was killed times immediately after arriving in the Caribbean outside a visitor house in St James

‘People say that Jamaica is a paradise but there is a ton of violence there, so many guns and so much poverty.

‘We hope for justice and that my son’s killer is taken off the road where they can not hurt anybody else and demolish an additional family.

‘Sean was a diamond who shone brilliant and when he shone, he lit up everyone’s everyday living.’

Speaking to nearby media, Patterson’s father, Alan, explained his son was ‘starting to are living his everyday living and obtain himself’ in Jamaica. 

‘I’m seeking to process this. I am Jamaican parentage, I have been to Jamaica, all the family members has been to Jamaica,’ Alan Patterson reported. 

‘We need to have justice, we want justice, he warrants justice because he was any person.’

A loved ones source informed MailOnline that a guy currently being held on suspicion of Sean’s murder experienced beforehand lived in London but was deported back again to Jamaica.

The supply stated: ‘Sean experienced been pals with the person when he lived in the United kingdom and experienced despatched him revenue, trainers and clothing when he was sent back again to Jamaica.

‘What he has acquired to do with it we just you should not know nonetheless but he’s in custody in Jamaica and is apparently associated in some way.’

A Overseas, Commonwealth and Advancement Office environment (FCDO) spokesperson verified they are at present ‘supporting the relatives of a British man who died in Jamaica and are in call with the nearby authorities’.