Curious onlookers at the crime scene where three homeless men were chopped to death in downtown Kingston on Monday morning.
Four homeless men in Jamaica have now been confirmed dead in brutal chopping attacks against members of the vulnerable population across the Corporate Area overnight.
Jamaicans woke up today (Monday, January 25, 2021) to the shocking news that six homeless men were victims of similar chopping attacks across different sections of Kingston and St Andrew - all of them suffering chop wounds to the head.
Three of the victims were found chopped to death on Sutton and Hanover streets in downtown Kingston. It was reported initially that they were chopped to death in their sleep on Sutton Street in downtown Kingston early this morning. The incident occurred in the vicinity of the Kingston Central Police Station and the divisional headquarters.
The crime scene where three homeless men were chopped to death in downtown Kingston near the Kingston Central Police Station and divisional headquarters on Monday morning.
Three homeless men were reportedly chopped to death in their sleep on Sutton Street in downtown Kingston early on Monday morning.
The incident occurred in the vicinity of the Kingston Central Police Station and the divisional headquarters.
The victims were reportedly all chopped in their heads.
Further details are unavailable at present, but are expected to follow as Loop News tracks the story.
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As reported by Loop News and the Jamaica Observer, three homeless men were found unresponsive with chop wounds to their body, mostly to the upper body.
The gruesome incidents took place earlier Monday morning on January 25th, the bodies were found at two separate locations in the same community a road away from each other.
Yellow tapes were drawn along sections of Sutton Street in Downtown Kingston where an abandoned building is located close to the Kingston Central Police Station and also at the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court.
It’s believed that all men were attacked as they slept.