St. Stephen's School. The soldier said that the box was not leaving Dupont School. Andrew Holness started to shout at the soldier who said that he did not care what Andrew Holness wanted to say but the box was not leaving Dupont School until 5.00 p.m. Andrew Holness and his supporters then left the room and went on to the corridor. About seven electors who were in the room when Andrew Holness arrived ran downstairs. While they were on the corridor a police officer came and told Andrew Holness that he should leave because he was there for more than 35 minutes. Andrew Holness said that he would leave but he would return in five minutes. He then went downstairs followed by his supporters. While they were on their way downstairs one of the men said "a dead oonu dead now". The soldier who was present spoke on his radio and shortly thereafter I saw several police officers and soldiers drive quickly onto the premises. Andrew Holness and his supporters were standing in the school yard when the police and soldiers arrived. The security officers jumped from their vehicles and started to search the men who had accompanied Andrew Holness. I saw the man who drove the car in which Andrew Holness arrived, passing a gun to Andrew Holness but he walked away from it. The said man then placed the gun in the trunk of the car that he drove. One of the soldiers searched the said man and the soldier who was on the corridor went downstairs and removed the gun from the trunk of the car. The driver and another man were arrested. After the men were led away Andrew Holness and his supporters left the premises. Voting had stopped during the disturbance but restarted at about 1.OO p.m."