St Elizabeth Police Name Wanted Individuals and Persons of Interest

The St Elizabeth police have released the names of people they are seeking in connection with investigations into a number of matters in the parish. Police say those named should go at once to the Black River Criminal Investigation Branch (CIB).

Among those listed as wanted is Anward Hinds, also known as 'Kirkie', of Claremount, New Market in St Elizabeth, Maroon Town and George Reid in Manchester, who police say escaped custody.

Derrick Robinson, also called 'Okeith', of Leaseland, Haughton district, is being sought for murder. Jackson Gayle, whose aliases are 'Randy Gayle', 'Bolaz' and 'Shortman', of Retirement Road, Santa Cruz, is also wanted for murder.

Police also named Aldain Bailey, otherwise known as 'CK', of Union district, Balaclava, who is wanted for buggery, and Javaughn Simms of Copper district, St James, who is accused of escaping custody.

Leroy Gray, also called 'Bobo' and 'Brown Chops', is wanted for assault at common law. Lincoln Farquharson is wanted for rape and grievous sexual assault, while Roben Allen is wanted for assault at common law.

Merrick Parchment is being sought for rape and incest. Jerry-Lee Black is wanted for fraudulent conversion, Matthew Campbell for arson, and David Pottinger of Goshen district for sexual intercourse with a person under 16.

Alex Thompson of Rocky Hill district, Santa Cruz, St Elizabeth, and Dillon Taylor of Bethsalem, Whitehall, St Elizabeth, are both wanted for murder. Leon Silburne is wanted for wounding with intent, while Kevin Bailey is wanted for arson.

The police also listed several persons of interest. They are Dwayne Watson, also called 'Merryman', who frequents Aberdeen district; Orette Davis, who frequents Carisbrook; Verton Salmon, who frequents Southampton district; Kashief Bennett, also called 'Kesif', who frequents Ambrook Lane in Kingston; and Romano Salmon, also known as 'Buddum', who frequents Hodges Land district, St Elizabeth.

The JCF is asking anyone who knows where any of these individuals may be to contact the St Elizabeth Proactive Investigations Unit at 876-965-2026, police emergency at 119, Crime Stop at 311, or the nearest police station.