Man’s body found on Red Hills Road, police cordon off area
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April 13, 2018

Man’s body found on Red Hills Road, police cordon off area

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The police have cordoned off a section of Red Hills Road in St Andrew to facilitate a crime scene investigation.

According to the police’s Corporate Communications Unit (CCU), the body of an unidentified male was found in the vicinity of 47 Red Hills Road this morning.

Motorists travelling from Dunrobin Avenue to Red Hills Road are asked to divert unto Cassia Park Road. The diversion will also affect motorists coming from Washington Boulevard.

More information later.

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