Cops yet to identify man murdered last Saturday
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September 13, 2016

Cops yet to identify man murdered last Saturday

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The Central Police are yet to identify the body of a man that was found on Church Street in Kingston last Saturday.

According to police descriptions, the body is of dark complexion, about 173 centimetres (5 feet 8 inches) long. It was clad in a blue Polo shirt with the number three on the right sleeve, khaki pants and a pair of black and white Puma sneakers. The lawmen believe that the deceased was about 20 years old.

Police officers reportedly stumbled upon the body along the roadway as the patrolled the area. It had multiple gunshot wounds. 

Anyone who is able to assist the police in identifying this body is being asked to contact the Central Police at 922-5076, police 119 emergency number or the nearest police station.

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