Two men killed in Maxfield Avenue area
Crime scene detectives are now probing a double murder on Gordon Lane off Maxfield Avenue in Kingston.
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March 9, 2022

Two men killed in Maxfield Avenue area

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Crime scene detectives are now probing a double murder on Gordon Lane off Maxfield Avenue in Kingston.

Police sources say they heard loud explosions which sounded like gunshots. 

Upon investigating, the law men discovered the bodies of two males who are yet to be identified.

Kingston Western police are investigating

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