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January 12, 2011

‘Bubba’, ‘Duppy Flames’ suspects in murder

DECECTIVES from the Morant Bay Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) are seeking the public’s assistance in locating three persons of interest. These men are believed to be suspects in the murder of 32-year-old Ogizibie Richards of Red Hills district, Yallahs, last night.

The men’s names are Kevin Burgher, otherwise called ‘Bubba’, Nicholas Burke and Marlon Terry, otherwise called ‘Duppy Flames’.

These men are said to frequent the areas of Red Hills, Hamstead and Phillips Field, all in St Thomas. These men must report to the Morant Bay CIB by 8:00 am tomorrow.

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of these men should contact the Morant Bay CIB at 982-2600 or 982-1027, Crime Stop at 311 or the nearest police station.

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