St Mary Police recover five stolen goats, search on for suspected thieves
The St Mary Police recovered five stolen goats in Donnington District in Pembroke Hall on Friday.
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March 30, 2024

St Mary Police recover five stolen goats, search on for suspected thieves

ST MARY, Jamaica — The St Mary Police say they have recovered five stolen goats in Donnington District in Pembroke Hall on Friday.

Police say the incident happened around 6:36 pm.

Acting Head of the St Mary Police, deputy superintendent Kevin Francis, stated that the cops went in search of the goats and the alleged praedial larcenists after reports were made.

Francis stated that lawmen located the goats, but the culprits remain at large.

Nonetheless, DSP Francis informed Observer Online that although no arrests had been made, law enforcement officials are actively working to track down the thieves.

More to come.

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