WATCH: Rae Town residents protest following police shooting of three men
Residents of Rae Town protesting the police shooting of three men who were killed Sunday morning
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October 22, 2023

WATCH: Rae Town residents protest following police shooting of three men

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Following the police shooting of three men in the Rae Town community in East Kingston, residents took to the streets to protest the killing, Sunday morning.

The shooting reportedly took place sometime around 5:00 am.

The identities of the men have not yet been released by the Jamaica Constabulary Force. However, Observer Online understands that the men may be below the age of 20 years.

According to residents, the men are said to be fishermen. The residents believe they were innocent.

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