Man charged after allegedly stealing items from Clarendon basic school
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October 28, 2022

Man charged after allegedly stealing items from Clarendon basic school

CLARENDON, Jamaica — A man, identified as Alex Grandison, otherwise called ‘Hog Man’, who was among a group of people, who broke into a school and stole items in Four Paths, Clarendon, has been charged with house breaking and larceny.

According to the May Pen Police, the basic school was broken into and several items stolen on October 19. Community members went in search of the items when they reportedly saw two men standing next to a motor car.

The police say the men ran upon seeing the group. The vehicle was searched and the stolen items found inside. Grandison allegedly returned with petrol for the vehicle when he was mobbed before being handed over to the police.

He was charged on Tuesday, October 25 after giving a caution statement.

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