Two charged in suspected stolen motor vehicle ring
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October 28, 2024

Two charged in suspected stolen motor vehicle ring

ST CATHERINE, Jamaica- Two men were charged by the St Catherine North CIB for reportedly receiving stolen property in an ongoing investigation into a possible stolen motor vehicle ring in Linstead.

Charged with the offence of receiving stolen property are:

Nakay Sterling, auto body repair man of Linstead, St Catherine and Dave Allen, a businessman of the same address.

The police on October 21, seized a Honda Fit motor car at a garage operated by Allen in Linstead that was reported stolen in the Corporate Area three days earlier.

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