The first incident happened on Saturday afternoon at around 1:25 p.m. on Freetown Road. An undertaker was inside his yard socializing when a dark complexioned man walked into the yard. He immediately pulled out a handgun, cranked it, and pointed it at the man's head. Fearing for his life, the undertaker ran inside his house, and called police. They responded quickly, detained 3 persons and recovered a 9mm pistol.

10 hours later, at around 11:30 p.m., the police responded to a robbery in progress at the UNO Gas Station at mile 1 on the Phillip Goldson Highway. The officers spoke with the cashier who told them that she was inside the gas station's snack shop when 2 men, one armed with a knife, and another with a gun, barged in and robbed them of cash and cellular phones to a total value of $1,147. The officers responded and managed to retrieve a silver Smith and Wesson 9mm pistol.

Then, early Sunday morning, at around 1:45 a.m., police was about to search 30 year-old Kareem Betancourt of Ring Road, Martins area. He was trying to get into a night club on New Town Barracks, and that's when, according to police, he panicked, pulled out a weapon and pointed it at the officer. The officer responded in the same manner, but he managed to get a shot of first, injuring Betancourt to the right elbow. The officer then retrieved the weapon, which he discovered to be a .45 pistol with 5 live rounds of ammunition. Betancourt was transported to the KHMH, where he was admitted in a stable condition. He remains under police guard, and when he is deemed healthy enough, he will be charged with a number of criminal charges including firearms offences and aggravated assault.