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Man fatally shot by police at bus park in Clarendon

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A man was shot and killed by the police while being arrested after he was reportedly seen attempting to break into a car at a bus park in Clarendon. Reports are that about 2:58 a.m., the police went to the Vere Municipal Bus Park where a man was...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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