Four men killed in security operation near Retirement landfill
A police vehicle is seen near the retirement landfill where four men were killed Wednesday morning
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June 10, 2026

Four men killed in security operation near Retirement landfill

ST JAMES, Jamaica —  Four men were reportedly killed in an alleged confrontation with members of the security forces near the Retirement landfill in Montego Bay on Wednesday morning.

Reports coming forward so far are that the men were killed near a quarry in St Johns, just metres from the Retirement dump.

The identities of the deceased have not yet been ascertained.

The Independent Commission of Investigations (Indecom) has dispatched a team to investigate the incident.

More to come.

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