‘Rim Head’ gunned down in Linstead
A taxi operator was shot dead on Saturday evening in Linstead.
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May 26, 2024

‘Rim Head’ gunned down in Linstead

ST CATHERINE, Jamaica — A taxi operator was shot dead on Saturday evening in Linstead, St Catherine.

The deceased has been identified as Craygon (Kiyon) Bartley, otherwise called ‘Rim Head’.

Observer Online understands that Bartley’s body was found lying next to his car in a pool of blood in the Banbury district in the parish sometime after noon.

The body had what appeared to be several gunshot wounds.

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