Socialite Jasmine Hartin has reportedly confessed to the fatal shooting of a police officer in the Central American nation of Belize.

However, after investigators threatened her with a drug charge for cocaine possession, Belize Commissioner of Police Chester Williams said the socialite "provided a statement under caution."

According to local reports, Hartin – a Canadian who lives in Belize with her husband, Andrew Ashcroft, a well-known developer – said she was giving Jemmott a shoulder massage while they were drinking together on a San Pedro pier. She told cops she accidentally shot him while handing him his service Glock pistol.

Hartin said Jemmott then fell on her, and in her panic to get him off, his body fell off the pier and into the water, where it was found, police have said.

However, Jemmott's family isn't totally buying the story, as his sister, Assistant Police Superintendent Cherry Jemmott, pointed out that he "had a gunshot [wound] behind his ear like an assassination."

"He was a top cop," she argued. "I don't know how he let down his guard to be shot with his own gun."

Additionally, sources told 7 News Belize that that an accidental discharge from Henry's Glock was almost impossible, given