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Houses firebombed, man killed in police shoot-out in Gregory Park
Aug 5th, 2022 | Category: Special Reports | 4:02#JamaicaGleaner #Firebomb #DykeRoad #GregoryPark #Portmore #StCatherine #Police AUGUST 5, 2022: Eight houses were firebombed in Gregory Park, Portmore, St Catherine early Thursday morning and a man was killed in a police shoot-out. The deceased is yet to be identified. Commander for the St Catherine South police division, Senior Superintendent Christopher Phillips told The Gleaner that a security team was responding to arson attacks in the community when it came under gunfire from criminals while in the Dyke Road area.
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