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April 04, 2022

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Omar Williams (third right), a spokesperson for the group of striking construction workers building the Luxury Hotel in Bush Cay, explains the reason for the work stoppage along with outlining what the workers need.

Twenty-eight-year-old construction worker Kimarley Bryan was shot and killed last night at a shop in Beverly District in the Mile Gully area.

According to police, at approximately 7:45 pm on Sunday, Bryan was at a shop with his sister and another patron, when a man walked up and ordered a cigarette.

The man then engaged Bryan in conversation and subsequently shot him.

He was taken to the Mandeville Regional Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

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