22-year-old Jamal Ryner stabbed to death in St John’s
Police are currently searching for the suspect of last night’s stabbing, which left young Jamal Ryner dead
The 22-year-old Yorks resident was stabbed to death last night during an altercation with a man from Villa
Ryner was allegedly stabbed in the chest on Rowan Henry Street in St John’s, where the altercation happened.
He was pronounced dead on the spot a little after 10 pm
Those with any information are urged to contact the Criminal Investigations Department at 462-3913.
Ryner is the country’s second homicide victim.
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