Firearm seized on Simpson Road
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November 10, 2022

Firearm seized on Simpson Road

KINGSTON, Jamaica – One firearm and several rounds of ammunition were seized during an operation on Simpson Road in on Thursday, November 10.

No one was arrested in connection with the find.

Reports from the Elletson Road Police are that about 6:30 am, lawmen carried out an operation in the area when a Premiere multi-caliber pistol loaded with two 5.56 cartridges was found buried at the rear of the premises. The weapon was subsequently seized.

Investigations are ongoing.

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