Spouse accused of firing at cop listed as POI by St Elizabeth police
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March 4, 2026

Spouse accused of firing at cop listed as POI by St Elizabeth police

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica — The St Elizabeth police are urging a 44-year-old contractor to turn himself in after he allegedly shot at his partner with her own gun.

Police listed contractor Owen Miller as a person of interest in a case of discharge of firearm.

Reports are that about 8:40 pm  Saturday, the man allegedly shot at his spouse, a police constable, using her licensed firearm, at a house in Howard Acres , Goshen, St Elizabeth.

READ: Manhunt for spouse accused of firing at cop in St Elizabeth

Miller is to report immediately to the Black River CIB.

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