Farmer shot dead in St Thomas
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June 22, 2022

Farmer shot dead in St Thomas

ST THOMAS, Jamaica — A 26 year-old farmer was shot and killed by persons unknown on Tuesday in St Thomas.

The deceased has been identified as Kenyatta Fields.

Police report that the incident happened about 2:30 am in Winchester in the Golden Grove district in the parish.

The police also disclosed that while processing the scene, four live rounds were found in the murdered man’s pocket.

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