A bullet was found where Jasmine Hartin “shot a Belize police officer”

Socialite Jasmine Hartin’s dramatic explanation that the Belize police chief was shot dead while enjoying a moonlit drink was revealed for the first time today on The Mail on Sunday.

Mail on Sunday learned that Sir Ashcroft’s son’s partner accidentally killed his friend, Assistant Police Officer Henry Gemot, with his own gun when he was drunk and tried to teach her how to use it.

Since Hertin’s story was revealed for the first time, sources close to the survey told the newspaper:

The bullets found on the scene convinced the prosecutor that her claim that she was practicing the loading and unloading of Supt Jemmott’s semi-automatic police-issued Glock 17 pistols was true.

Traffic police stopped him that day as a “drunk” Gemot was circling around the island in a golf cart.

The director was on vacation and shared a hotel room with a man who was once tried for murder.

A court decision denying Ms. Hertin’s bail-keeping her locked up in Belize’s most notorious prison-is a “political motivation” to calm the “blood-seeking” masses. It is designed.

Jasmine Hartin accidentally killed Assistant Police Officer Henry Gemot with his own gun.

Questions have been asked about why Soupt Gemot gave her military weapons to Mr. Hertin, who was a heavy drinker.

It has also been suggested that police officers may have been given vacation because of problems with their relationships and their mental health, prompting claims that their guns should have been confiscated.

It is acquitted by Ms. Hartin, a Canadian socialite with twins, the son of the former Conservative Vice-Chair, Andrew Ashcroft, for manslaughter due to negligence in the May 28 incident on the island. Increase your chances of claiming. Ambergris Kee’s.

Last night, a friend said: “She has experienced every emotion you can imagine. At first she was a complete blunder, but as the days went by, she improved. ..

A visitor who went to see her said, “She is quite holding up. Obviously, as a mother, her main concern is twins.

A fascinating explanation of Ms. Hertin’s shooting night is that a 6-foot 21-stone Metropolitan Police Department, a police officer with 20 years of firearms experience, sits over a drink and sits at a 5-foot 2-inch socialite. 

A mini bottle of wine and a powerful “fireball” whiskey reveals for the first time how it actively encouraged the practice of loading and unloading guns.

A question has been asked about why Soupto Gemot gave Hertin, who was a heavy drinker, a military weapon.

A week ago, a 42-year-old police officer told her to buy a gun after being threatened by a man at a bar. It can be revealed that Supt Jemmott first handed her a gun and instructed her to practice reloading bullets while traveling by car.

That night, when the shootings took place, she said Sput Gemot handed over the guns as they sat side by side on the pier looking out at the sea. He then asked her to show her gun skills and see if they improved.

Mr. Hertin said he placed the bullet on the pier after dropping it.

Police confirmed that the bullet had been recovered from the scene last week, sources added: There? There was no evidence of intentional intention to kill someone.

According to MoS, the shooting occurred after Sput Gemot spent a day fishing and drinking with his friends.

Mr. Pacheco had been imprisoned for two years until he was acquitted in February last year after admitting that the judge had acted for self-defense.

Police arrested two men driving around the island in a golf cart on the day of the shooting, according to sources. “Gemot was very drunk. The golf cart was shaking around, so traffic

A police officer pulled him. There was definitely liquor in his body. He was drunk.

That night when the shooting took place, she said that Sput Gemot handed her a gun while they were sitting on the pier and looking at the sea.He asked her to show her gun skills

Police Secretary Chester Williams admitted last week that Supt Gemot was on vacation for “personal reasons.”

According to sources, he had a problem with his fiancé, Lomit Wilson, the mother of three youngest children, and was seeking a five-day vacation for mental health.

Hartin’s lawyer will question why police chiefs with “personal problems” were allowed to hold his military weapons, according to MoS sources.

“It’s hard to understand how Jasmine is prosecuted for negligence,” said one source. She was with her friend, a trusted senior police officer.

He was drinking and was preparing to give a gun to a woman to practice loading and unloading weapons.

“If he was given a vacation for emotional and personal reasons, why didn’t the police ask him to give him a gun?”

“All of this raises questions about where the fault was.”