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Bloody week in Manchester as fifth man gunned down
Detectives at the shooting scene on Green Street in Knockpatrick, Manchester on Monday night.
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September 10, 2024

Bloody week in Manchester as fifth man gunned down

MANCHESTER, Jamaica — Five people have been murdered in Manchester in the past week with the latest victim being gunned down at a bar in Green Street, Knockpatrick on Monday night.

Two people were also shot and injured in the latest incident, police say.

Residents and police named the latest victim as Kevin Brown, 46, otherwise called ‘Cheese’, a resident of the community.

Preliminary reports are that about 10:00 pm Brown was among patrons at the bar when they were fired on by armed assailants. Three people sustained gunshot wounds including Brown, who subsequently collapsed at the front of the bar near his home.

Brown was pronounced dead at hospital while the two injured people were admitted for treatment.

The bloody week started last Tuesday night when two men were shot dead and a man was injured at a bar in Bottom Albion, Manchester.

READ: Three shot, two fatally at Manchester bar

The bloodletting continued last Wednesday with a man being shot dead at a bar in Christiana.

READ: Man killed in Christiana, third murder in Manchester in 24 hours

Two days later Christiana was again the scene of a murder when a man was gunned down after dropping off his stepdaughter at a school.

READ: UPDATE: Man gunned down outside Manchester primary school was on bail for murder

Statistics from the police show that up to Saturday, September 7, Manchester recorded 37 murders since the start of the year when compared to 29 for the corresponding period last year.

— Kasey Williams

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bar shooting Crime Green Street Knockpatrick Manchester murder
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