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Former Post Master wanted for fraud

Friday, September 14, 2012 | 6:43 AM



KINGSTON, Jamaica - The Fraud Squad has issued a warrant for the arrest of 55-year-old Ann-Marie Johnson of Mile End district, St Ann, former Post Master of the Runaway Bay Post Office.

The police said that they have made several attempts to locate Johnson, without success.

 “A public appeal is now being made for her to report to the lawmen at the Fraud Squad or the nearest Police Station, immediately,” the cops said in a release.

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Ann-Marie Johnson is asked to contact the Fraud Squad at 948-5984 or 922-5587, Police 119 emergency number or the nearest Police Station.



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