UPDATE: Wanted man accused of killing father surrenders to cops
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September 25, 2017

UPDATE: Wanted man accused of killing father surrenders to cops

CLARENDON, Jamaica — Christopher Lynch otherwise called ‘Shitta’ of Hayes in Clarendon, who was yesterday listed as a “wanted man”, surrendered to the police today.

Lynch was wanted for questioning in relation to the death of his father, Winston Lynch, in Gayle district in the parish last Friday.

Meanwhile, the police are still asking Nyko Walters otherwise called ‘Speckles’, of Farm/ Effortville, Clarendon to turn himself in by 5:00 pm today.

Walters, who is wanted for murder, shooting and robberies in the parish, is known to frequent neighbouring communities of Chapelton, Canaan Heights and Summerfield district.

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