CPFSA providing support to relatives of 2 child victims of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon

The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) is providing support to the relatives of the two child victims of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon. 

The incident left 8 persons dead, including a 7 year old boy.

Nine others were wounded including the younger brother of the deceased child. 

Chief Executive Officer of the CPFSA Laurette Adams-Thomas, lamented that the mother of the 2 boys is grieving the loss of one child, while having to find the strength to continue to nurse her toddler back to health.

Mrs. Adams-Thomas stated that the agency is providing the necessary support to the distraught mother.

She has called for an end to the senseless violence against children. 

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JCC calls on citizens to refrain from violence, following deadly Clarendon mass shooting

The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) is providing support to the relatives of the two child victims of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon. 

The incident left 8 persons dead, including a 7 year old boy.

Nine others were wounded including the younger brother of the deceased child. 

Chief Executive Officer of the CPFSA Laurette Adams-Thomas, lamented that the mother of the 2 boys is grieving the loss of one child, while having to find the strength to continue to nurse her toddler back to health.

Mrs. Adams-Thomas stated that the agency is providing the necessary support to the distraught mother.

She has called for an end to the senseless violence against children. 

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Energy Minister writes to JPS and OUR following JPS’ declaration that it met the restoration deadline and conflicting reports from some MPs

The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) is providing support to the relatives of the two child victims of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon. 

The incident left 8 persons dead, including a 7 year old boy.

Nine others were wounded including the younger brother of the deceased child. 

Chief Executive Officer of the CPFSA Laurette Adams-Thomas, lamented that the mother of the 2 boys is grieving the loss of one child, while having to find the strength to continue to nurse her toddler back to health.

Mrs. Adams-Thomas stated that the agency is providing the necessary support to the distraught mother.

She has called for an end to the senseless violence against children. 

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Police assure residents of Cherry Tree Lane in Clarendon, that all efforts are being made to keep them safe

The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) is providing support to the relatives of the two child victims of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon. 

The incident left 8 persons dead, including a 7 year old boy.

Nine others were wounded including the younger brother of the deceased child. 

Chief Executive Officer of the CPFSA Laurette Adams-Thomas, lamented that the mother of the 2 boys is grieving the loss of one child, while having to find the strength to continue to nurse her toddler back to health.

Mrs. Adams-Thomas stated that the agency is providing the necessary support to the distraught mother.

She has called for an end to the senseless violence against children. 

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Firearms legislation to be reviewed following use of high powered weapons in Clarendon mass shooting

The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) is providing support to the relatives of the two child victims of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon. 

The incident left 8 persons dead, including a 7 year old boy.

Nine others were wounded including the younger brother of the deceased child. 

Chief Executive Officer of the CPFSA Laurette Adams-Thomas, lamented that the mother of the 2 boys is grieving the loss of one child, while having to find the strength to continue to nurse her toddler back to health.

Mrs. Adams-Thomas stated that the agency is providing the necessary support to the distraught mother.

She has called for an end to the senseless violence against children. 

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JPS to meet with OUR after missing restoration deadline

The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) is providing support to the relatives of the two child victims of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon. 

The incident left 8 persons dead, including a 7 year old boy.

Nine others were wounded including the younger brother of the deceased child. 

Chief Executive Officer of the CPFSA Laurette Adams-Thomas, lamented that the mother of the 2 boys is grieving the loss of one child, while having to find the strength to continue to nurse her toddler back to health.

Mrs. Adams-Thomas stated that the agency is providing the necessary support to the distraught mother.

She has called for an end to the senseless violence against children. 

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Motor racing fraternity in shock at murder of well-known racer Dean Shaw

The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) is providing support to the relatives of the two child victims of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon. 

The incident left 8 persons dead, including a 7 year old boy.

Nine others were wounded including the younger brother of the deceased child. 

Chief Executive Officer of the CPFSA Laurette Adams-Thomas, lamented that the mother of the 2 boys is grieving the loss of one child, while having to find the strength to continue to nurse her toddler back to health.

Mrs. Adams-Thomas stated that the agency is providing the necessary support to the distraught mother.

She has called for an end to the senseless violence against children. 

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Repair work begins on Yallahs to Pamphret roadway in St. Thomas

The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) is providing support to the relatives of the two child victims of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon. 

The incident left 8 persons dead, including a 7 year old boy.

Nine others were wounded including the younger brother of the deceased child. 

Chief Executive Officer of the CPFSA Laurette Adams-Thomas, lamented that the mother of the 2 boys is grieving the loss of one child, while having to find the strength to continue to nurse her toddler back to health.

Mrs. Adams-Thomas stated that the agency is providing the necessary support to the distraught mother.

She has called for an end to the senseless violence against children. 

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JPS says just over 13,000 customers remain without power

The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) is providing support to the relatives of the two child victims of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon. 

The incident left 8 persons dead, including a 7 year old boy.

Nine others were wounded including the younger brother of the deceased child. 

Chief Executive Officer of the CPFSA Laurette Adams-Thomas, lamented that the mother of the 2 boys is grieving the loss of one child, while having to find the strength to continue to nurse her toddler back to health.

Mrs. Adams-Thomas stated that the agency is providing the necessary support to the distraught mother.

She has called for an end to the senseless violence against children. 

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Relatives of man killed by police during alleged confrontation in St. Catherine on Wednesday, stage protest along Spanish Town Bypass

The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) is providing support to the relatives of the two child victims of Sunday’s mass shooting in Cherry Tree Lane, Clarendon. 

The incident left 8 persons dead, including a 7 year old boy.

Nine others were wounded including the younger brother of the deceased child. 

Chief Executive Officer of the CPFSA Laurette Adams-Thomas, lamented that the mother of the 2 boys is grieving the loss of one child, while having to find the strength to continue to nurse her toddler back to health.

Mrs. Adams-Thomas stated that the agency is providing the necessary support to the distraught mother.

She has called for an end to the senseless violence against children. 

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