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St Ann police list wanted men
Brian Forbes
News
June 25, 2015

St Ann police list wanted men

ST ANN, Jamaica – The St Ann police have listed four men as being wanted in connection with several murders committed in the parish.

They are:

Fifty-year-old Brian Forbes, otherwise called ‘QQ’, of Drumily District, Claremont. He is wanted for a double murder committed in his community on July 25, 2014. He is known to frequent the New Hall community in the parish.

Thirty-year-old Ricardo Lawson, otherwise called ‘Reds’ and or ‘Townist’, of Pink Lane, Kingston 11. He is wanted for a murder committed at the Brown’s Town Bus Park in St Ann on May 23, 2015. He is known to frequent the Little London and Braughton districts in Westmoreland.

Twenty-four-year-old Kevin Rattigan, otherwise called ‘Teves’ and ‘Gigsy’, of Content district in St Ann.  He is wanted for a murder committed at New Ground in the parish on May 29. He is known to frequent the Mango Valley in St Mary and New Ground in St Ann.

Twenty-five-year-old David Edwards, otherwise called ‘Mavado’, of Middle Street, Priory in St Ann. He is wanted for murder committed in his community on June 11. He is known to frequent the Seville and Edge Hill communities in the parish.

The police have stressed that these men are armed and dangerous and are reminding citizens that it is a criminal offence to harbour fugitives and such act will receive the full extent of the law.

The lawmen are appealing to anyone with information that can assist in the investigations to contact Ocho Rios Police at 974-2533, Police 119 emergency number, Crime Stop at 311, 811, Stay Alert App or the nearest Police Station.

 

 

Ricardo Lawson
Kevin Rattigan
David Edwards

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