Police seize gun, ammo during St Thomas raid
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February 11, 2021

Police seize gun, ammo during St Thomas raid

ST THOMAS, Jamaica— The police today seized one .380 pistol, sixteen 12-gauge cartridges, one 9mm round and a magazine following an operation on Navarr Lane, Seaforth in St Thomas.

The police said that about 6:40 am, a team of officers were on special operations in the area when the firearm and ammunition were found in bushes.

No one was arrested in connection with the seizure. 

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