Suspected suicide involving 12-y-o boy in St Ann
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May 22, 2024

Suspected suicide involving 12-y-o boy in St Ann

ST ANN, Jamaica— The police in St Ann are probing the suspected suicide of12-year-old Aaron Richards, a student of Marcus Garvey Technical High School.

The incident happenedat Richards’ home in Forte George district in Claremont, St Ann on Tuesday.

Police say about 4:09 pm, Richards was found hanging from a balcony.

The police were called to the scene and the body removed to the morgue.

More details soon.

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