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March 1, 2002

Have you seen any of these men?

THE following men have been placed on the police most wanted list:

Alexander Hutton, 35, otherwise called “Chris” of Eight Miles, Bull Bay, St Andrew. He is wanted for shooting with intent and illegal possession of firearm. Hutton, who was serving a life sentence for murder, escaped from prison officers on June 2, 1999, while doing his CXC examinations at the East Queen Street Baptist Church.

He is of slim build, dark complexion and about 188 centimetres (6 ft) tall. He frequents Spanish Town in St Catherine and Port Morant in St Thomas.

Glenford Spencer, 26, also known as “Glen” and “Gee” of no fixed address. He is wanted for the murder of Rohan Lowers, committed on April 21, 2000 at Love Lane, Gordon Pen, St Catherine.

He is of brown complexion, medium build, about 172.72 centimetres (5ft 8ins) tall and has a scar on his face. He frequents Marveley, St Andrew and Gordon Town in St Catherine.

Cecil Adlam, 30, otherwise called “Frostman” of Windsor Heights, Central Village, St Catherine. He is wanted for a double murder, rape and arson and robbery, committed at Windsor Heights, St Catherine. He is of dark complexion, medium build and about 172.72 centimetres (5ft 8ins) tall.

Joel Andem, 29, also known as “Bold Head” and “Lean Head” of Eleven Miles, Bull Bay, St Andrew. He is of dark complexion, stout build, about 191 centimetres (6ft 3ins) tall with big eyes. He is known to frequent Hermitage, Land Lease, Gordon Town in Kingston 7 and Tavern in Kingston 6.

He is wanted for murder, several counts of robbery, kidnapping and rape committed in the St Andrew Central area. The police said he is believed to be armed and dangerous.

Donovan Bennett, 38, otherwise called “Bulbie” of King Street, Spanish Town, St Catherine. He is of dark complexion, with oval face, narrow head, thick eyebrows, broad noise, mouth habitually open, thick lips, round chin, large ears and a scar on his forehead. He is 191 centimetres (6ft 3ins) tall. He is known to frequent Passagefort, Lakes Pen, Waterford and Dela Vega City in St Catherine.

Andrew Meade, 37, otherwise called “Dread” of Delacree Lane, Kingston 11. He is of dark complexion, medium build, about 172.72 centimetres (5ft 8ins) tall and sports a dread locks hairstyle.

He is known to frequent Payne Avenue and Spanish Town Road and in Kingston. Meade is wanted for a double murder committed at Delacree Lane.

Anyone with information which can lead to the apprehension of these and other wanted men can call the Crime Management Centre at 978-4109, 978-2483, Crime Stop at 1888-991-4000, 119 or the nearest police station.

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