Westmoreland police seize over 2,000 illegal motorcycles

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Westmoreland police seize over 2,000 illegal motorcycles

WESTERN BUREAU: As part of its campaign to combat the lawlessness that has been plaguing the parish, the Westmoreland police recently seized over 2,000 motorcycles that were being operated illegally and, in many cases, serving as the transportation...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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