Police probe deadly shooting on Slipe Road
Police cordoned off a section of Slipe Road in Kingston
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December 1, 2019

Police probe deadly shooting on Slipe Road

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The police have cordoned off a section of Slipe Road in Kingston, which was the scene of a shooting this afternoon.

Details surrounding the incident are sketchy at this time.

However, one police officer on the scene told OBSERVER ONLINE that a man was shot dead in a motor vehicle along the roadway.

More information later.

Racquel Porter

Motorists detour on Studio One Boulevard following the closure of Slipe Road

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