SOURCE: JAMAICA STAR
Ramone Patterson made several trips to the Trench Town Police Station in Kingston where he lodged reports against a woman who was allegedly physically assaulting him.
His father, Paul, said that the younger Patterson was seldom taken seriously, except for an occasion three months ago when the woman was arrested after she allegedly stabbed him in one of his arms. The matter went to court but Ramone reportedly decided to withdraw the charges.
The physical assault reportedly continued. On Monday it turned fatal after Ramone, 25, was stabbed to death, allegedly by the woman at his home in Rema.
According to the police’s Corporate Communications Unit, Ramone was stabbed about 11:15 a.m. by a female who came to his house. An argument developed between them and Ramone was stabbed several times. He was rushed to the Kingston Public Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
The female who fled the scene is currently in police custody.
Yesterday, the elder Patterson said that his son endured constant abuse at the hands of the woman. He showed the news team three receipts of reports made to the police.
Patterson said Ramone was at home combing his hair when he was approached by the woman who demanded to know who was the ‘hairdresser’ and what she was doing at the house.
“The amount a time him go up a the station and all some a di police dem a say how him a come a station fi gyal every minute,” the distraught father told THE STAR yesterday.
He described Ramone as his hands and feet, and said they shared a tight bond.
“A from him a three months old mi have him, enuh. Him madda put him down on the counter and gone leave him and mi bring him up to this. Mi give him a house and set him up because him is a good son,” the distraught father said.
The elder Patterson said that Ramone, the beneficiary on his life insurance policy, was always willing to help him.
“A mi son clean out mi pig farm for mi every day. More time when mi deh here and mi sidung inna di chair here suh when mi tired, him gwan sell. Him get a work at Honey Bun as a baker recently, so him always have something a do … him was never involved in anything wrong,” Patterson said between tears.
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But when man make report they are called names .. woman abuse men also but the law is always on women side .. they fight for equal rights and justice .. give it to them when it comes to the law also
Brother I agree in this case it wasn’t anything like self defense
My condolences go out to the Father of this young man.
Parents, when you know that your children are in abusive relationships try your utmost best to get them to leave that relationship.
If it is not a salvageable situation move heaven and earth to protect your child.
All this nonsense about not getting in-between man and woman stops at the first sign of physical abuse.
Verbal, emotional and material abuse are all bad but they would not necessarily lead to death but physical assault is a deal breaker – no amount of ‘love’ can tame that beast. Walk or rather run away.
When people report abuse, they MUST be taken seriously, period.
so sad he was surely an exceptional being CONDOLENCES to papa
This woman needed a criminal for a man sorry to say he was too good for her because some “men” out there woulda make she leave d country
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