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March 9, 2016

Firearm seized on Red Hills Road

ST ANDREW, Jamaica — The St Andrew North Police seized a Glock 19 pistol along with fourteen 9mm rounds of ammunition at the intersection of Red Hills Road and Hillary Avenue in St Andrew yesterday, March 9.

Reports from the Constant Spring Police are that about 9:30 am a team of officers was on operation when a premises was searched and the weapon found in a flower garden.

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