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UPDATE: Police identify man who died at Walkes Spring, St Thomas

By: Kendy

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Police are investigating the death of Stephen Marshall, January 28, 2022. (Picture by Jameel Springer)

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A man who died after he fell today has been identified as 54-year-old Stephen Marshall of Quakers Road, Belmont Road, St Michael.

Police said it was reported after 10 a.m. today that a man was harvesting coconuts when the tree trunk broke and he fell at Walkes Spring, St Thomas.

Anthony Price, who was assisting with the harvesting of the coconuts, told Nation News he was devastated. (KG)

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