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Two men from Jacmel, Anse La Raye have been charged with the murder of 47-year-old Julius Charles who died last month, several weeks after being shot.
The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) said Kurtney Eunude and Zidane James appeared at the First District Court on Monday and were remanded to the Bordelais Correctional Facility.
Charles was shot on June 23, 2026. Police said officers attached to the Anse La Raye Police Station found him along Jacmel Road with gunshot wounds to his body.
He was transported to the Owen King European Hospital (OKEU) for medical treatment, and police subsequently arrested and charged Eunude and James with attempted murder.
However, Charles succumbed to his injuries on August 8. Following his death, Eunude and James were charged with murder.
Polis ja fè plent kont dé nom pou lanmò Julius Charles
Dé nom sòti Jacmel, Anse La Raye ja twapé yon plent fèt kont yo pou lamò Julius Charles ki té kawant sèt (47) lané di laj. Julius twépasé mwa pasé èk sa sé plizyè simen apwé yo té fiziwé’y.
Polis Sent Lisi (RSLPF), di Kurtney Eunude èk Zidane James pawèt lodyans [First District Court] Lendi. Dé nom lan sikosyon pwézantman an en Pwizon Bordelaise.
Charles té twapé fiziwé li venn twazyem jou en Jen ven mil venn sis [20th June ,2026]. Polis hod Anse La Ray jwenn nom lan tou blésé bò lawi Jacmel, épi i ka pawèt sé fiziwé yo fiziwé’y.
Yo twanspòt nom lan lopital OKEU pou twètman. Apwé sa polis awété èk fè plent kont ni Eunude ni James pou ka éséyé tjwé on moun.
Translation by Nintus Magre
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Evidently, there are demons roaming on island without a real conscience. Such a small island to have such carnage. 238 square miles is literally a tiny dot on the map in comparison to other countries.