The prosecution’s second witness in the One Don Gang Trial told the court today that reputed gang leader Andre ‘Blackman’ Bryan had showed him the gun Bryan allegedly used to murder Chairman of the Jamaica Urban Transit Company, JUTC, Douglas Chambers in 2008.

The One Don Gang is a breakaway faction of the murderous Klansman Gang.

He was presenting evidence against the 33 alleged gang members in the Supreme Court this morning.

He also told the court of the gangsters way of ensuring Spanish Town remained a top the list of the police crime statistics.

He also says the gangsters attended several People’s National Party, PNP, meeting armed with guns.

The self-styled former gangster says he was second in command to reputed leader of the One Don faction of the Klansman Gang, Andre ‘Blackman’ Bryan.

The witness says the men tortured and killed several people. He alleges that Bryan had lists of the people he wanted dead.

He says the feared reputed leader of the One Don faction of the gang, showed him the gun he’d allegedly used to kill then JUTC chairman Douglas Chambers in 2008.

Leader of the Klansman gang,Tesha Miller was last year sentenced to 38 years for accessory before and after the fact in the case of Chambers killing.

The witness says Bryan told him he’d quote: “put two big holes in his head” when he allegedly showed him the weapon he used to murder the former JUTC chairman.

According to the witness, Bryan said Douglas was quote “stoping his food at the bus park in Spanish Town.”

He says Bryan ordered the other gangsters to sell that weapon noting it should not remain in Spanish Town.

He says in instances when the St. Catherine North Police Division, was trailing in the police’s murder statistics, Bryan would order them to up the game.

The St. Catherine North Police includes Spanish Town and other sections of the parish.

The witness told the court, that Bryan ordered them to research the police’s crime statistics.

He says when police divisions like Clarendon and St. James had more murders, Bryan ordered them to ensure Spanish Town is head of the ‘badniss’.

According to the prosecution’s second witness, the men would carry guns to the several PNP meetings they attended.

He says it was the females who would have the weapons on these occasions.

He also detailed how the gangsters stabbed a man to death and buried him in broad day light in an area of Spanish Town called Waterloo Lane.

He later told the court how one of the gang members planned to exhume the body of a man they’d buried.

The witness says the gangster wanted the mans skull to drink blood from it.

The trial resumes at 10 tomorrow morning.