33-year-old suspected of committing suicide in northern Clarendon
Christopher Sinclair
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August 2, 2026

33-year-old suspected of committing suicide in northern Clarendon

CLARENDON, Jamaica — Police are probing a suspected case of suicide involving a 33-year-old man in Santa Hill near Spalding in northern Clarendon on Sunday.

The deceased has been identified as Christopher Sinclair, a resident of Santa Hill.

A police report said about 10:00 am, Sinclair was found hanging in a room at his home.

The Spalding police in the Manchester police division are investigating the incident. Santa Hill, although geographically in Clarendon, falls under the jurisdiction of the Manchester police.

Individuals struggling with suicidal thoughts or their mental health are encouraged to contact the Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Helpline at 888-639-5433.

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