‘Tallman’ gunned down in Spanish Town
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October 13, 2024

‘Tallman’ gunned down in Spanish Town

ST CATHERINE, Jamaica — A 31-year-old St Catherine man was gunned down by unknown assailants in the vicinity of the Spanish Town Shopping Centre in the old capital on Sunday.

The Corporate Communications Unit of the Jamaica Constabulary Force confirmed that the murder took place about 9:20 am on Young Street. The deceased has been identified as Bradley Orr, otherwise known as ‘Brad’ or ‘Tallman’.

The Spanish Town police are investigating.

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