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September 1, 2025

WATCH: Police intercept and arrest robbery suspect on Dunrobin Avenue

KINGSTON, Jamaica — One of two men suspected of committing a robbery in Portmore, St Catherine was taken into police custody shortly after midday on Monday.

The man, not yet identified, was arrested by members of the Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch.

Reports are that upon receiving intel from the Portmore police, the lawmen intercepted the suspect along Dunrobin Avenue near the intersection with Lindsay Crescent.

Details surrounding the robbery incident are not yet clear.

(Video/Photo: Llewellyn Wynter)

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