Firearm seized, St Thomas teenager arrested
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November 6, 2017

Firearm seized, St Thomas teenager arrested

ST THOMAS, Jamaica — A teenager is now in custody following the seizure of a firearm and twelve rounds of ammunition during a police operation on Fountain Road, Bath in St Thomas.

According to police reports, lawmen were in the area between 9:30 am and 10:30 am when a premises which was occupied by the teen was searched and a 9mm Glock 40 pistol with a magazine containing twelve 9mm rounds was found hidden in a hole.

Investigations are continuing, the police say.

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