Mckoysnews iconMckoysnewsSep 28, 2026 ~2 min source read

69-Year-Old Tyre Shop Attendant Shot During Molynes Road Confrontation

Police are investigating after a security guard’s firearm discharged during a morning tussle on Molynes Road, striking a nearby 69-year-old man who was taken to Kingston Public Hospital.

69-Year-Old Man Shot During Molynes Road Confrontation

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About 9:30 a.m. on Sunday a confrontation on Molynes Road involved a security guard, another man, and a nearby 69-year-old tyre shop attendant who was shot.

The injured man was taken to Kingston Public Hospital and admitted for treatment.

# What happened

Police in St Andrew are investigating an incident on Molynes Road in which a 69-year-old tyre shop attendant was shot and injured. The event occurred on a Sunday morning at about 9:30 a.m.

# Who was involved

A security guard, another man, and the 69-year-old tyre shop attendant were at the scene. Reports indicate the security guard became involved in a physical altercation with the other man and was reportedly attacked and stabbed during that tussle.

# How the shooting occurred

During the confrontation the security guard's firearm discharged. The discharged round struck the 69-year-old attendant, who was nearby at the time. Police have opened an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the discharge.

# Immediate response and medical outcome

The injured man was transported to Kingston Public Hospital, where he was admitted for treatment. The report does not provide current details about his condition beyond that admission.

# Investigations and legal status

# What is known and what remains unclear

  • Time and place: about 9:30 a.m. on a Sunday, Molynes Road, St Andrew.
  • People involved: a security guard, another male participant in the tussle, and a 69-year-old tyre shop attendant who was shot.
  • The current medical condition or prognosis of the injured attendant beyond hospital admission.
  • The identity of the other man involved in the tussle and whether any charges will be laid against him.

# Practical implications for nearby businesses and residents

Incidents involving firearms discharging during disputes can create broader safety concerns for passersby and nearby businesses. This case highlights that bystanders—even those not involved in an altercation—can be injured when weapons are discharged in public spaces. It also shows that security personnel who carry firearms may face criminal investigation when their weapon discharges and causes injury.

# What to watch next

  • Any hospital statements about the condition of the injured attendant.

# Bottom line

A 69-year-old tyre shop attendant was shot after a security guard's firearm discharged during a physical altercation on Molynes Road around 9:30 a.m. The attendant was admitted to Kingston Public Hospital. Police detectives are investigating and the guard is being probed in relation to the firearm discharge causing injury.

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