Ammunition found under gas stove in Brown’s Town, St Ann
The police have seized a number of weapons and ammunition sincethe start of the year.
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February 9, 2022

Ammunition found under gas stove in Brown’s Town, St Ann

ST ANN, Jamaica – Seventeen 9mm cartridges were seized by the police during an operation on Lincoln Road, Browns Town in St Ann, on Wednesday, February 9.

Reports from the police are that about 8:30 am, lawmen searched an abandoned building and found the ammunition hidden under a gas stove.

No arrest was made in relation to the find.

Investigations continue.

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