PHOTOS: Major police operation underway in Payne Land
Police military presence in Payne Land community
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September 27, 2021

PHOTOS: Major police operation underway in Payne Land

KINGSTON, Jamaica— A major police/military operation is currently happening in the community of Payne Land, St Andrew.

It is alleged that over 30 men have been taken into custody for processing.

The operation started at 4 am on Tuesday. 

More details soon.

Police military presence in Payne Land community

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