Hundreds of people turned out tonight for a tribute held in honour of Ricco Furbert and Haile Outerbridge, shot dead at a Pembroke store this week.Family and friends were joined at the candlelight vigil at Belvin's Variety on Happy Valley Road by community members and area clergy.Music by 34-year-old Mr Outerbridge, who performed under the name Star Child, was part of the night's events.The proceedings were interrupted by heavy rain and strong winds.A woman who called herself Spring Flower, told those in attendance that Wednesday night's double shooting was driven by money, greed and power."I'm upset right now because I know these people, I grew up with these people, I know their families and I'm hurt right now," she said."This is for money, power and greed. People don't care and I feel so upset because my brothers, my black brothers, have been caught up in a trap. They are in a wicked trap."The ones that are doing the killing and the ones that are dead now, they are in a wicked, wicked trap right now. How can my friend Rudy [Smith, believed murdered and missing since last July] go missing and nobody's seen nothing? Because of money."Said another person: "I have been to too many of these. All of us have. Something needs to change, and something needs to change now."