Police seek person of interest
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January 2, 2025

Police seek person of interest

ST ANDREW, Jamaica – The St Andrew South police have listed a man as a person of interest in the division and are urging him to turn himself in.

The police say they believe Christopher David Small of Holbrook Close, Meadowbrook Estate, Kingston 19, can assist them in their investigation surrounding an unspecified incident.

He is to report to the Duhaney Park police immediately. The police are also asking anyone with information that can assist them in locating Small, to contact the Duhaney Park police at 876-933-4280, the 119 Police Emergency number or the nearest police station.

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