St Andrew mechanic accused of shooting and injuring three men

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St Andrew mechanic accused of shooting and injuring three men

Forty-seven-year-old mechanic Carey Joseph, of Coolshade Drive, Kingston 8, has been charged in relation to the shooting of three men in Burnt Shop district, Lawrence Tavern, St Andrew, on April 22. Joseph was charged with wounding with intent with...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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