Police release sketches of suspects in Dunkirk double murder
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March 10, 2014

Police release sketches of suspects in Dunkirk double murder

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Kingston and St Andrew Major Investigations Taskforce (MIT) has released composite sketches of two men who are suspects in a double murder committed on Friday February 14, at McIntyre Villa in east Kingston.

The victims are Demar McKenzie, otherwise called ‘Biggs’, and 17-month-old Threjan Harvey who were shot and killed about 10:00 pm in the community also known as Dunkirk.

The police are asking anyone with information that can assist in locating these individuals to contact them at 967-3377, 948-1329, Crime Stop at 311, Police 119 emergency number or the nearest police station. 

Information may also be submitted at www.tipsubmit.com, through Twitter @JamaicaConstab, or The Jamaica Constabulary Force Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/JamaicaConstabularyForce.

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