St James man listed as person of interest in police shooting
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September 21, 2019

St James man listed as person of interest in police shooting

ST JAMES, Jamaica — Detectives assigned to the Montego Bay Criminal Investigation Branch in the St James Division have listed 24-year-old Travis Malcolm as a person of interest in relation to the shooting of a police officer.

Malcolm, otherwise called ‘Tipa’, is said to be of Port Bella, Montego Bay, St James.

He is being asked to turn himself in to the Montego Bay police by midday tomorrow. 

Additionally, anyone who may be able to help the police to locate him is being asked to contact the investigators at (876) 979-8452-3, Crime Stop at 311, police 119 emergency number or the nearest police station.

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