Crime scene on Marcus Garvey Drive causes traffic snarl
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May 5, 2021

Crime scene on Marcus Garvey Drive causes traffic snarl

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The police are advising the public that traffic flow is being negatively impacted on Marcus Garvey Drive in the vicinity of the bridge at the Portmore Toll Road exit.

This, the police said, is due to a crime scene which is currently being processed in the area.

Circumstances relating to the crime committed are unclear.

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