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UPDATE: Beryllium working with police to investigate accidental discharge by employee
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November 23, 2023

UPDATE: Beryllium working with police to investigate accidental discharge by employee

ST CATHERINE, Jamaica — Beryllium Limited says it is working closely with the police to facilitate a thorough investigation into a shooting involving one of their employees which left three customers at a National Commercial Bank (NCB) branch in Portmore nursing injuries.

Three people, including two women, were reportedly shot at the Portmore NCB on Thursday morning after a gun belonging to a member of a Beryllium security team was accidentally discharged.

READ: Three accidentally shot by Beryllium guard at NCB in Portmore

In a statement on Thursday afternoon, Beryllium dubbed the incident as unfortunate as it expressed it would be cooperating with the relevant authorities in their investigation.

Meanwhile, NCB, also in a statement issued on Thursday, extended support to those impacted by what they described as an “unusual event.” NCB sought to assure its customers that it remains committed to providing a safe and secure environment and deeply regrets any “concern and inconvenience this incident may have caused and would like to assure the public that we are taking this matter very seriously.”

It noted further that the main entrance of the NCB Portmore will remain closed until the completion of the area’s processing by investigators but said it had arranged for alternative means to ensure customers would still be served.

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