Leah Tavares-Finson says she will miss her ‘Paw Paw’
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October 10, 2021

Leah Tavares-Finson says she will miss her ‘Paw Paw’

 Read: UPDATE: Police acted on intelligence in killing of ‘Dog Paw’ Reports are that the police intercepted a vehicle in which armed men were believed to be travelling in the area. Upon arrival, law enforcers commanded that the vehicle stop.  Police report that was when Linton alighted from the vehicle, opening fire at the police. The gunfire was returned and Linton was shot. A .45 pistol was seized following the incident. Head of the Crime and Security Portfolio, Deputy Commissioner of Police Fitz Bailey, says Linton had been implicated in several murders and shootings since his release from prison in April of this year.

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