UPDATE # 2: POLICE REPORT
SUCKERGARDEN, Sint Maarten — On Friday January 6th at approximately 10.45 p.m. 911 Emergency Dispatch received a call of a shooting that had taken place shortly before in the area of the Sucker Garden.

Upon opening the doors of the vehicle, the investigating officers encountered a male and a female victim who were not showing any signs of life. The scene was immediately closed off.
Immediately the Detectives and Forensic department were sent to the scene to speak to potential witnesses and to collect evidence.
The Detectives are asking anyone who may have information in connection with case to call the tip line #9300, Tel. 54-22222 ext. 215 or 911.
The victims have been identified as T. York and S. Martes.
Video of the crime scene
First story: Breaking news
SUCKERGARDEN, Sint Maarten – Six days into the New Year, St. Maarten registered its first double murder case.
On Friday night, January 6, at 10:40pm York and Martes drove into the driveway of a house on Sucker Garden Road in a white Hyundai Elantra with license plates P-7712.
The driver and the occupant did not get a chance to exit, when another unidentified car pulled up close to the driveway and opened fire on the white Elantra. According to witnesses, multiple gunshots were heard. Then the car with the shooter inside drove away.
Police spokesman Chief Inspector Ricardo Henson confirmed that police received a call via Central Dispatch that gunshots were fired in the Sucker Garden area close to the late Eddy York’s house.
Up to early Saturday morning at the crime scene Henson could not release the names of the two victims. However, friends of the victims began putting up messages of grief on the two victims’ Facebook pages.
On Facebook, friends identified the man as Taheba York (31) (FB name: Taheba Samuel) a.k.a. “Mabblow” and the woman as Sabrina Martes.
At the crime scene, several high ranking police officers, the Public Prosecutor, together with the investigating team could be seen talking to persons, who might see something that could help them in this investigation.
Henson said police are asking anyone, who may have witnessed what happened, or have any information regarding this serious crime, to contact the Detective Department via +1 (721) 542-2222.
Video of the Crime scene