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Two killed, four arrested after engaging police in shootouts in Jamaica

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January 30, 2022
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ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica— Police say two men were fatally shot and four others captured after shootouts in separate incidents in the St Elizabeth Police Division between Friday night and Saturday morning.

A police source told OBSERVER ONLINE that shortly after 9:00 pm, they were alerted that strange men were in the community of New Road on the St Elizabeth/ Westmoreland border, close to New Market in northwestern St Elizabeth.

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The police say upon entering the area they were shot at by a group of men. A shoutout ensued and one man was later found suffering from gunshot wounds in nearby bushes. He was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead. The police have not yet ascertained his identity. Subsequent operations in the area at daybreak resulted in two men being arrested. Two others were later captured in Whithorn, Westmoreland after they attempted to escape in a taxi.

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