Reports say fast food delivery man shot dead
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June 25, 2022

Reports say fast food delivery man shot dead

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica— The St Elizabeth police say they have received and are checking reports that a fast food delivery man was robbed, shot and killed in the parish, a short while ago.

“We have heard … and I can almost confirm,” a highly placed source told OBSERVER ONLINE.

Preliminary reports indicate that the incident occurred in the vicinity of the Jerusalem Housing Scheme in Santa Cruz.

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