UPDATE: Police identify men killed in Central Village
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July 7, 2015

UPDATE: Police identify men killed in Central Village

ST CATHERINE, Jamaica – The police have released the identity of three men who were murdered Monday night in the Central Village area of St Catherine.Related story: Five shot, three dead in Zion Hill attack

They are 64-year-old Vincent Vickley of Kitson Town in the parish, 26-year-old Nakiah Nelson of and 46-year-old Aldolpho Brown, both of Browns Lane in Central Village.

It has been reported that about 8:40 pm, five men were approached by several armed men who opened fire at them.

Four were taken to hospital where Nelson and Vickley died while being treated. Brown’s body was removed from a canal in the area Tuesday morning.

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