Authorities in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, are actively searching for 44-year-old contractor Owen Miller, whom they have officially designated as a person of interest in a serious firearm discharge incident. The investigation centers on an alleged assault against his partner, a serving member of the Jamaica Constabulary Force.
According to official police reports, the altercation occurred at approximately 8:40 p.m. last Saturday at a residence in the Howard Acres community of Goshen. It is alleged that Miller used his partner’s legally owned service weapon to discharge shots in her direction during a domestic dispute. The specific circumstances leading to the confrontation and whether the constable sustained any injuries have not been fully disclosed by investigators.
The St. Elizabeth police division has issued a public appeal, urging Miller to surrender himself voluntarily at the Black River Criminal Investigation Branch (CIB) without further delay. This case has drawn significant attention due to the victim’s status as a law enforcement officer and the grave nature of the charges, which involve the illegal use of a licensed firearm. The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding domestic violence and the misuse of legally registered weapons within the community.