St Ann taxi-man shot dead, car stolen
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May 30, 2014

St Ann taxi-man shot dead, car stolen

ST ANN, Jamaica — The Ocho Rios police are now investigating the murder of a taxi operator who was shot while plying the Ocho Rios to Great Pond route in St Ann Friday night, May 30.

Courtney Edwards, 34-years-old of Great Pond, was shot and killed at about 9:30 pm. His 2010 Toyota Fielder motorcar was stolen by his killers. A passer-by stumbled on the body and alerted the police.

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