***VIDEO** Joseph and Lake is seen entering the courthouse on June 1st, 2016

~Two suspects’ detention in Mahi Mahi investigation was lawfully extended; Webster still in critical condition~

PHILIPSBURG, Sint Maarten — The three men who got injured during the May 29, shooting at the Westin Dawn Beach Resort parking lot, at approximately 10:00am, are all suspects in the ongoing investigation called Mahi Mahi.

They are suspected of involvement in the shooting and money laundering. The latter suspicion has to do with a large sum of money that was found in one of the cars. The money has since been confiscated.

Two of the suspects Karim Lake, from St. Maarten, and Ambrose Joseph, born in Dominica, have both been released from the St. Maarten Medical Center (SMMC), and are currently detained at the Pointe Blanche Prison.

Today, Wednesday, June 1, the two men were led in front of the Judge of Instruction, who deemed their detention lawful.

The third suspect Levy Webster, also from St. Maarten, has been flown out to the Dominican Republic for medical treatment due to the injuries he sustained during the shooting. He is still in critical condition.

Furthermore the Prosecutor’s Office cannot comment at this point in time on any other detail regarding the ongoing investigation.

Joseph and Lake entering the Courthouse.

Crime Scene of the shooting at Westin Dawn Beach second floor parking area

Ambrose Joseph on the stretcher heading to the Emergency room at St Maarten Medical Center

The White SUV that that was use to transport Levy Webster and Karim Lake also the law enforcement found a large amount of cash in this vehicle.

Here is an explanation how Sint Maarten jurisdictional system works, when a person gets arrested:

What are custodial coercive measures?

{VIDEO} Suspects Ambrose Joseph and Karim Lake detention extended with 8 more days