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December 19, 2024

WATCH: Fosrich senior manager gunned down in St Andrew

A senior manager of lighting company Fosrich is dead after a gun attack during broad daylight in the Molynes Road area of St Andrew on Thursday.

Observer Online understands that the man was travelling in a black sports utility vehicle in the area sometime after 4pm when, upon reaching in the vicinity of Tarrant Drive, he was shot by gunmen on motorcycles.

One of the motorcycles involved in the fatal shooting of a senior manager of Fosrich on Thursday, December 19, 2024.

The man subsequently attempted to drive towards Half Way Tree but crashed into a gray Honda Fit before succumbing to his injuries.

It is understood that the gunmen escaped leaving behind one of the motorcycles which has been seized by the police.

The incident resulted in a traffic gridlock in the area.

Police are still processing the scene.

Video and photos by Llewellyn Wynter

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