St Elizabeth farmer charged with wounding
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December 5, 2024

St Elizabeth farmer charged with wounding

FALMOUTH, Jamaica – A 25-year-old farmer has been charged with wounding with intent after allegedly using a knife to injure another man in May this year.

Reports from the Falmouth Police are that about 11:00 pm, Quavion Robinson, of Lilliput in St James, and Black River in St Elizabeth, and another a man had a disagreement when an argument ensued between them. Robinson then reportedly used a knife to inflict a wound to the man’s upper body.

The man was assisted to the hospital where he was admitted for treatment.

Robinson was arrested on Tuesday, December 3, and was subsequently charged.

His court date is being finalised.

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