St James police list persons of interest
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July 24, 2018

St James police list persons of interest

ST JAMES, Jamaica — The St James Police have listed two men as ‘persons of interest’ who are being asked to contact detectives at the Montego Bay Police Station by 6:00 pm tomorrow.

They are Andre Whittaker, otherwise called ‘Squash’, and Linval Thompson.

Detectives believe both men may be able to assist them with their investigations. However, several attempts to locate them have failed.

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