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Deputy Police Commissioner Ronald Phillip on Friday expressed confidence that the police acted lawfully in a shooting on Tuesday that led to the death of a teenager. Nineteen-year-old Jay-Z Joseph succumbed following the Vieux Fort incident. The Deputy Commissioner told reporters that although he was not present, he could confirm that the masked youngster had a firearm. In this regard, Phillip declared that the officer present would decide the appropriate response. ' I cannot speak to what was the appropriate response needed. What I could tell you is that the police officers, I am sure, acted lawfully and within the

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