St Thomas police list person of interest
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August 26, 2025

St Thomas police list person of interest

ST THOMAS, Jamaica –The St Thomas police have listed a man as a person of interest who they believe can assist them with an on-going investigation relating to a shooting incident on Swamp Road, Yallahs, in the parish on August 18.

He is 33-year-old Oshane Burton also of Swamp Road in the parish.

The police say anyone knowing his whereabouts is being asked to contact the Morant Bay Criminal Investigation Branch (CIB) at 876-982-1027, the 119 police emergency number or the nearest police station.

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