Community barber gunned down on Red Hills Road
Community barber gunned down on Red Hills Road
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December 11, 2021

Community barber gunned down on Red Hills Road

KINGSTON, Jamaica— A man was gunned down on Red Hills Road on Sunday.

Reports from residents are that some time after 4:00 pm the man was walking in his community when he was approached by men on motorbikes who opened fire on him.

Residents say the deceased was a barber in the community who operated out of a popular shop in the area.

Police are still on the scene of the incident.

Denieca Brown

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