Police have identified a fisherman who died 80 miles offshore the southern point of Barbados as 64-year-old Rudolph Chapman of Danesbury, Black Rock, St Michael.
Chapman died aboard the fishing vessel Vibert 3.
He was discovered unresponsive by the Captain, Silbourne Phillips.
Oistins police responded to a report that originated from the vessel sometime around 5 a.m. that a fisherman had died.
The vessel was met by the Barbados Coast Guard and escorted to the Oistins Jetty where they were met by police.
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Eternal Rest with our Lord Rudolph and thanks for helping to feed Barbados.