Men charged after wounding, robbing farmer of $18,000
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June 11, 2020

Men charged after wounding, robbing farmer of $18,000

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica — Two men who allegedly chopped and wounded a St Elizabeth farmer in addition to robbing him of several thousand dollars on Saturday, June 4, have been collared by police detectives.

They are 25-year-old Kevoy Warren and 26-year-old Marvin Montague.

Reports are that investigators arrested the two at their homes in Beacon district, St Elizabeth a day after they were accused of robbing the 42-year-old farmer of $18,000 and using a machete to wound him. 

They were subsequently charged with wounding with intent and robbery with aggravation. 

Warren and Montaque will appear in court soon.

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