Almost one week after the first arrest, law enforcement officials in Belize have secured a second murder charge against a suspect connected to the fatal shooting of 25-year-old Belize City-based technician Jamir Cambranes, a high-profile homicide that has drawn widespread public attention across the small Central American nation.
Twenty-one-year-old Kameron Kareem Heusner made his initial court appearance before the Belize Lower Court on the morning of April 30, 2026, where a judicial official formally read a single count of murder against him. Investigative reports from the Belize Police Department outline that Heusner is alleged to have been behind the wheel of a silver Chevrolet Equinox – a vehicle captured clearly on regional surveillance footage – that picked Cambranes up on April 22 along the Burrell Boom/Hattieville Road, just minutes before the technician was killed.
The available surveillance footage records the sequence of events that unfolded that day: Cambranes is seen voluntarily entering the front passenger seat of the Equinox, shortly before a second individual, identified by investigators as Kenrick Lindbergh Robinson, climbs into the vehicle’s back seat before the car departs the pickup area. After leaving the location, Cambranes reportedly exchanged final WhatsApp messages with his girlfriend before all communication stopped. When repeated attempts to contact him went unanswered, his girlfriend used her shared location access to track Cambranes’ mobile phone, ultimately guiding police to his body, which had been dumped in dense brush off the roadway and suffered multiple gunshot wounds.
Surveillance evidence also indicates that following the shooting, Robinson returned to the area and removed Cambranes’ bicycle from the scene before fleeing. Robinson became the first suspect charged in the case when he was formally arraigned on a murder count on April 27, 2026, five days ahead of Heusner’s court appearance.
Both suspects are scheduled to make their next joint court appearance on June 22, 2026. Police have confirmed that the investigation into the killing remains active, with detectives continuing to pursue leads to establish a clear motive and confirm any additional potential connections to the crime. This report is a transcription of an evening broadcast news segment, with any Kriol language phrases transcribed using a standardized spelling system for public access.