Author: Shanice Gibbs

National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang says the security forces continue to reap success in disrupting the activities of criminals involved in the trading of illegal guns.

He was reacting to yesterday’s (January 27) seizure of over 20 guns and 50 rounds of ammunition at the Freeport Wharf in Montego Bay, St James.

Dr Chang commended the security teams for a job well done.

He said the police will be carrying out further investigations aimed at locating and apprehending the criminals involved.

National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang says the security forces continue to reap success in disrupting the activities of criminals involved in the trading of illegal guns.

He was reacting to yesterday’s (January 27) seizure of over 20 guns and 50 rounds of ammunition at the Freeport Wharf in Montego Bay, St James.

Dr Chang commended the security teams for a job well done.

He said the police will be carrying out further investigations aimed at locating and apprehending the criminals involved.

National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang says the security forces continue to reap success in disrupting the activities of criminals involved in the trading of illegal guns.

He was reacting to yesterday’s (January 27) seizure of over 20 guns and 50 rounds of ammunition at the Freeport Wharf in Montego Bay, St James.

Dr Chang commended the security teams for a job well done.

He said the police will be carrying out further investigations aimed at locating and apprehending the criminals involved.

National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang says the security forces continue to reap success in disrupting the activities of criminals involved in the trading of illegal guns.

He was reacting to yesterday’s (January 27) seizure of over 20 guns and 50 rounds of ammunition at the Freeport Wharf in Montego Bay, St James.

Dr Chang commended the security teams for a job well done.

He said the police will be carrying out further investigations aimed at locating and apprehending the criminals involved.

National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang says the security forces continue to reap success in disrupting the activities of criminals involved in the trading of illegal guns.

He was reacting to yesterday’s (January 27) seizure of over 20 guns and 50 rounds of ammunition at the Freeport Wharf in Montego Bay, St James.

Dr Chang commended the security teams for a job well done.

He said the police will be carrying out further investigations aimed at locating and apprehending the criminals involved.

National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang says the security forces continue to reap success in disrupting the activities of criminals involved in the trading of illegal guns.

He was reacting to yesterday’s (January 27) seizure of over 20 guns and 50 rounds of ammunition at the Freeport Wharf in Montego Bay, St James.

Dr Chang commended the security teams for a job well done.

He said the police will be carrying out further investigations aimed at locating and apprehending the criminals involved.

National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang says the security forces continue to reap success in disrupting the activities of criminals involved in the trading of illegal guns.

He was reacting to yesterday’s (January 27) seizure of over 20 guns and 50 rounds of ammunition at the Freeport Wharf in Montego Bay, St James.

Dr Chang commended the security teams for a job well done.

He said the police will be carrying out further investigations aimed at locating and apprehending the criminals involved.

National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang says the security forces continue to reap success in disrupting the activities of criminals involved in the trading of illegal guns.

He was reacting to yesterday’s (January 27) seizure of over 20 guns and 50 rounds of ammunition at the Freeport Wharf in Montego Bay, St James.

Dr Chang commended the security teams for a job well done.

He said the police will be carrying out further investigations aimed at locating and apprehending the criminals involved.

National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang says the security forces continue to reap success in disrupting the activities of criminals involved in the trading of illegal guns.

He was reacting to yesterday’s (January 27) seizure of over 20 guns and 50 rounds of ammunition at the Freeport Wharf in Montego Bay, St James.

Dr Chang commended the security teams for a job well done.

He said the police will be carrying out further investigations aimed at locating and apprehending the criminals involved.

National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang says the security forces continue to reap success in disrupting the activities of criminals involved in the trading of illegal guns.

He was reacting to yesterday’s (January 27) seizure of over 20 guns and 50 rounds of ammunition at the Freeport Wharf in Montego Bay, St James.

Dr Chang commended the security teams for a job well done.

He said the police will be carrying out further investigations aimed at locating and apprehending the criminals involved.