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Court of Appeal Frees Reputed Gangster And His Co-Convict

On Wednesday, April 13, reputed St Andrew Gangster Christopher Linton, more commonly known as ‘Dog Paw’, and his co-convict at the time, Micah Allen have been freed by the Court of Appeal; Jamaica’s second-highest court.

The men were convicted for gun crimes in 2013 after reportedly shooting at police traveling in a service vehicle in 2010.

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