Britain's Dwain Chambers (L) runs alongside Kim Collins of St. Kitts and Nevis in the men's 60m event during the British Athletics International Match at the Emirates Stadium in Glasgow, Scotland, Saturday. — Reuters GLASGOW, Scotland — Kim Collins put aside anger over his brother's death to finish second in the 60 meters at the International Match indoor meet Saturday. The former 100m world champion from St. Kitts and Nevis was 0.07 seconds behind Dwain Chambers in the Scottish city of Glasgow. Collins' 40-year-old brother, Winston C. Brown, was shot dead by police in St. Kitts after attacking an officer during a domestic dispute Tuesday. “The only thing I can do for him is make sure he gets a proper funeral and those police officers are brought to justice,” Collins said. Police said officers went to Brown's home because he had kidnapped his estranged wife and sister and was threatening them with a knife and an ice pick. Brown released his wife, who had been stabbed and beaten, and then lunged at one of the police officers, stabbing him just above his knee. The officer, who has been placed on desk duty pending an investigation, opened fire and shot Brown. Collins said he competed in Saturday's meet to honor his contractual commitments. Chambers rounded off the event by beating Collins in 6.58 seconds. “The season's started very well,” the Briton said. “I'm most definitely eyeing up the European indoors (in March). The goal is to put up a performance indoors and that involves getting the European title back.” Carmelita Jeter, the fastest woman in the world, was denied victory in the 60 meters by Verena Sailer. The German clocked 7.16 seconds, 0.12 seconds faster than Jeter of the United States. “It gives me great confidence going into the season,” Sailer said. “My preparation was very good. I've stayed very healthy which is why I'm in very good shape right now. I don't think it was Carmelita's best race.” — Agencies
