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A 51-year-old British man has been gunned down outside his home in the British Virgin Islands.A 51-year-old British man has been gunned down outside his home in the British Virgin Islands.
Vincent Connolley, from Dorset, was found dead on the driveway to his apartment on Virgin Gorda on Sunday.Vincent Connolley, from Dorset, was found dead on the driveway to his apartment on Virgin Gorda on Sunday.
Mr Connolley, who was working as a project manager overseeing a hotel construction, had been shot four times, probably with a handgun.Mr Connolley, who was working as a project manager overseeing a hotel construction, had been shot four times, probably with a handgun.
Police said he had lived on the island alone for a year and was thought to have a wife and two children in the UK.Police said he had lived on the island alone for a year and was thought to have a wife and two children in the UK.
Prior to that he is believed to have lived on the largest British Virgin Island, Tortola, for "several years", Chief Inspector Mike Donovan said.Prior to that he is believed to have lived on the largest British Virgin Island, Tortola, for "several years", Chief Inspector Mike Donovan said.
'No motive''No motive'
He said Mr Connolley's death was the first murder on the island in seven years, adding: "It is a quiet, tranquil and peaceful island. Everybody is shocked."He said Mr Connolley's death was the first murder on the island in seven years, adding: "It is a quiet, tranquil and peaceful island. Everybody is shocked."
Mr Connolley is thought to have spent Saturday evening drinking with friends in a local bar called Mad Dog.Mr Connolley is thought to have spent Saturday evening drinking with friends in a local bar called Mad Dog.
Ch Insp Donovan said: "At the moment we don't have a suspect or a motive and we have to do some digging to find out what is what and who is who."Ch Insp Donovan said: "At the moment we don't have a suspect or a motive and we have to do some digging to find out what is what and who is who."
A Foreign Office spokesman said: "We have informed the family back in the UK and are providing the necessary consular assistance."A Foreign Office spokesman said: "We have informed the family back in the UK and are providing the necessary consular assistance."