The main suspect being sought by the police in connection with a shipment of illegal guns that was intercepted at a warehouse in Montego Bay, St James, a few weeks ago is now in custody, law enforcement officials confirmed yesterday. He reportedly.
The cache of 64 guns and nearly 1,000 bullets confiscated at the Kingston Wharves on Friday were shipped from Miami in the United States and were destined for a violent gang based in the Jamaican capital, law enforcement sources have disclosed. The.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Fitz Bailey is imploring stakeholders to have meaningful talks with the Jamaican community in the United States (US) to help stem the flow of guns into the island, following the discovery of another massive weapons.
A major operation carried out by the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) and the Jamaica Customs Agency (JCA) led to a significant cache of firearms being intercepted at the Freeport Warehouse in Montego Bay, St James on Friday. The police are now.
A man known by the aliases 'CJ,' 'Fugitive,' and 'Shippy' has been identified as a person of interest in connection with a significant firearms bust in Montego Bay, St James last Friday. Authorities believe he can help advance their investigation and are asking him to report to the nearest police station by midday on Wednesday, February 14. The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) and the Jamaica Customs Agency (JCA) conducted a.