Man charged with murder of Denham Town cop
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August 19, 2015

Man charged with murder of Denham Town cop

KINGSTON, Jamaica — One of the two men held in connection with the murder of 32-year-old Constable Lynden Barrett was charged with murder on Thursday. The other man is still being processed.

Charged for murder is, Gratiano Green, otherwise called ‘Beh Beh’, of Regent Street and Tulip Lane in Denham Town, Kingston 14.

Green is to appear before the Corporate Area Gun Court sometime next week.

Both men were captured between Tuesday and Wednesday in Silent Hill, Manchester and Red Hills, St Andrew during separate police operations.

More information later.

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