A father’s pain
Head of the East Kingston Police Division Superintendent Tomilee Chambers comforts Curtis Clarke as he views the body of his four-year-old son Jordane Clarke at Thursday’s thanksgiving service for the lad who died in February after reportedly being left for hours locked in a teacher’s car outside his school in Rollington Town. The service was held at Church of God Deliverance Centre Ministries on Windward Road in Kingston. (Photos: Llewellyn Wynter)
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April 29, 2022

A father’s pain

A photo of four-year-old Jordane Clarke is mounted inside the Church of God Deliverance Centre Ministries during Thursday’s thanksgiving service for his life.

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