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Update | Downtown MoBay killing possibly connected to Salt Spring gang war

The police believe the killing of a man in downtown Montego Bay, St James, Tuesday afternoon might be connected to the upsurge of gang violence in Salt Spring, St James. The man, believed to be Everald Appleton, 39, of Halls Lane, Salt Spring.

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Alleged gangster, common law wife shot dead in St James

AN alleged gangster and a woman believed to be his common law wife were fatally shot in Salt Spring, St James, on Thursday. Jamaica Observer sources identified the two as 22-year-old Imani Jarre.

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Low Turnout At St James School Following Double Murder

Low Turnout At St James School Following Double Murder
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St James police seize 330 illegal guns in last three years

St James police seize 330 illegal guns in last three years
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