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CAYE CAULKER, Belize District, Sun. June 27, 2020– Barrington Moss, 31, a security guard
of San Pedro, drowned while swimming in the sea in the Split area of Caye Caulker, which is a popular swimming area. He reportedly went swimming yesterday morning and disappeared.

Moss’s body was found floating in the sea at about 8:00 last night by police and others who were searching for him, and was identified by his sister.

Police are investigating the drowning

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