Recording Artist Finga Quenga Shot 6 Times in Downtown Kingston

The Spanish Town-born deejay was rushed to Kingston Public Hospital after the shooting in downtown Kingston, with his manager, Alfa Wraif of Wraif Music, confirming that he is in critical but stable condition

Dancehall artiste Finga Quenga

Recording artiste Finga Quenga is reportedly in critical but stable condition after being shot multiple times in downtown Kingston on Thursday night.

According to sources, the deejay was shot six times in the Spoilers area at about 10:00 p.m. He was rushed to the Kingston Public Hospital, where he is receiving treatment. Wraif Music, to whom the artiste is signed, later confirmed the incident, stating that Finga Quenga remains in critical but stable condition.

Further details surrounding the shooting, including a possible motive and the circumstances leading up to the attack, have not yet been disclosed. Police investigations are ongoing.

The Spoilers area of downtown Kingston, where the shooting occurred.

Finga Quenga, whose given name is Ramone Simmons, is a recording artiste from Spanish Town, St. Catherine. He is best known for songs such as "Bingo We Bingo" and "Code Up E Client," and most recently gained momentum with the release of "Step," produced by Alfa Wraif, who also serves as his manager.