St James police seize firearm
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January 22, 2017

St James police seize firearm

ST JAMES, Jamaica — A team of officers assigned to the Montego Bay Criminal Investigations Branch (CIB) seized a .38 Smith and Wesson revolver during an operation in Moy Hall district, St James yesterday.

Police say that about 7:45 am, lawmen were on an operation in the area when a premises was searched and the firearm seized. No one was arrested in connection with the seizure.

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