St Elizabeth farmer charged for stealing ketchup from woman’s kitchen
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November 22, 2022

St Elizabeth farmer charged for stealing ketchup from woman’s kitchen

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica – A farmer who was allegedly caught stealing tomato ketchup from inside a woman’s house in Elderslie District in Maggotty, St Elizabeth on Friday, October 14, has been charged with burglary and larceny.

Reports are that 50-year-old U-Roy Smith, otherwise called ‘Natchelous’, broke into the woman’s house and was caught inside her kitchen about 12:45am.

He was found with a bottle of ketchup and reportedly asked the woman for salt. The woman, being fearful, gave him the salt and he left through her back door.

A report was made to the police and investigations led to Smith’s arrest.

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