ST MARY, Jamaica — Six people have been arrested throughout a large-scale early morning police operation on Thursday, focusing on a number of communities within the parish of St Mary.
The coordinated sweep was carried out throughout Albion Mountain, Bailey’s Vale, Oxford, Trinity, Web page Seaside, and Frontier by a joint group involving a number of police and navy items.
Amongst these taken into custody have been three males wished on excellent warrants for breaches of the Highway Site visitors Act. They’ve been recognized as:
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Omar Duncan, 43-year-old bus driver of Trinity Land
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Clyde Mcgreggor, 42-year-old self-employed man of Bailey’s Vale
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Craig Johnson, 40-year-old driver of Frontier
Two 23-year-olds have been additionally arrested in reference to violent crimes. Chevaughn Linton, a labourer from Carron Corridor, and Oshawn Crosdale, a farmer from Islington, have been each taken into custody on costs of wounding with intent and inflicting grievous bodily hurt.
In a separate incident, Courtney Brown, a 24-year-old mason from Frontier Heights, Port Maria, was arrested and charged with possession of identification info, a critical cyber-related offence.
The intensive operation concerned personnel from the Space Two Fugitive Apprehension Group (AFAT), the Counter Terrorism and Organised Crime Investigation Department (CTOC), the Public Security and Site visitors Enforcement Department (PSTEB), the Canine Division, the Specialised Operations Unit, and the Firearm and Narcotics Investigation Division, together with help from the Jamaica Defence Drive (JDF).
Police reported that 21 different people have been detained throughout the operation however have been later launched after preliminary investigations.
Authorities have indicated that these operations type a part of an ongoing crackdown on fugitives, violent offenders, and cybercrime suspects within the parish. Investigations are persevering with.
