18/05/2026
“Buju” Should Still Be Here: Calls Grow For Justice for Latoya Bulgin
Another Jamaican family is grieving. Another life is gone. Another community is left searching for answers.
What happened to Latoya “Buju” Bulgin has shaken many people across Jamaica. The video circulating online was heartbreaking and deeply disturbing to watch. And many people cannot stop thinking about one thing: what if nobody had recorded it?
Without video evidence, would this story have simply become another rumor? Another case surrounded by confusion, denial and silence?
Too many families are burying loved ones. Too many communities are carrying pain. These senseless killings have to stop.
Many Jamaicans are now calling for police officers to wear body cameras while on duty. Not just for accountability, but also for protection, truth and transparency for everyone involved. Some people are even suggesting a national petition or movement pushing for body cameras to become mandatory across the island.
This is bigger than politics. Bigger than sides. Bigger than social media debates.
People want accountability. People want transparency. People want justice.
And most importantly, people do not want Latoya Bulgin’s story to fade away and be forgotten after the headlines disappear.
Justice for Latoya Bulgin.“Buju” Should Still Be Here: Calls Grow For Justice for Latoya Bulgin
Another Jamaican family is grieving. Another life is gone. Another community is left searching for answers.
What happened to Latoya “Buju” Bulgin has shaken many people across Jamaica. The video circulating online was heartbreaking and deeply disturbing to watch. And many people cannot stop thinking about one thing: what if nobody had recorded it?
Without video evidence, would this story have simply become another rumor? Another case surrounded by confusion, denial and silence?
Too many families are burying loved ones. Too many communities are carrying pain. These senseless killings have to stop.
Many Jamaicans are now calling for police officers to wear body cameras while on duty. Not just for accountability, but also for protection, truth and transparency for everyone involved. Some people are even suggesting a national petition or movement pushing for body cameras to become mandatory across the island.
This is bigger than politics. Bigger than sides. Bigger than social media debates.
People want accountability. People want transparency. People want justice.
And most importantly, people do not want Latoya Bulgin’s story to fade away and be forgotten after the headlines disappear.
Justice for Latoya Bulgin.
