A corporal who was once assigned to the Kingston Western Police Division is among two law enforcers who were sentenced on Friday for robbing a Manchester businessman of h
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McLeod was 51 years old.
Reports are that about 7:50 am, McLeod, widely known as ‘Harry Dog’, who was a labourer of Tivoli Gardens, was standing along the roadway when a silver motorcar with several men aboard drove up.
The men opened gunfire on McLeod before making good their escape.
McLeod was assisted to the hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
Some five years ago, McLeod was acquitted of several criminal charges including larceny, receiving a stolen motor vehicle and forgery in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate’s Court.
The charges against McLeod arose after the vehicle in question was allegedly found in Tivoli Gardens with some 4,000 rounds of ammunition in it during the May 2010 operation to apprehend Coke, who was then wanted in the United States on drugs and gunrunning charges.