Farmer allegedly caught on surveillance camera breaking into St Elizabeth home
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April 11, 2023

Farmer allegedly caught on surveillance camera breaking into St Elizabeth home

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica – A farmer has been charged with housebreaking and larceny in relation to an incident in the Luana housing scheme in St Elizabeth on Saturday, February 25.

Charged is 27-year-old Jermaine Findley of Rocky Hill District in the parish.

Reports from the Black River police are that about 3:00 pm, a woman securely locked her house and left.

Upon her return, she discovered her house broken into and several items stolen. She reported the incident to the police.

Findley was reportedly identified by the police on the surveillance camera inside the woman’s house and was subsequently arrested and charged on Monday, April 10.

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