Guns, ammo seized in Anti-Lottery Scam Taskforce operation
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March 17, 2021

Guns, ammo seized in Anti-Lottery Scam Taskforce operation

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Anti-Lottery Scam Taskforce of the Jamaica Constabulary Force is reporting the seizure of two guns and several rounds of ammunition during an operation in Cambridge, St James this morning.

The police said two semi-automatic pistols, including an extended magazine, and over 100 rounds of ammunition were seized.

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