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St Catherine South Division lists top five wanted men
Compiled photo of four of the five wanted men in the St Catherine South Division. (Clockwise from left) Christopher Barrett otherwise called ‘Chicken Back’; Wayne Hutchinson; Marky Mitchell otherwise called ‘Puddie’; and Ryan Bryce otherwise called ‘Chucky’. A photo of Justin McGregor otherwise called ‘AK-Man’ was not provided.
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July 5, 2023

St Catherine South Division lists top five wanted men

ST CATHERINE, Jamaica— Detectives assigned to the St Catherine South Division have listed five men who they say top the wanted list for several crimes committed across the parish.

Three of the men are wanted for murder. They are:

Marky Mitchell, otherwise called ‘Puddie’; Justin McGregor, otherwise called ‘AK-Man’; and Wayne Mitchell.

The other two men are Ryan Bryce, otherwise called ‘Chucky’, who is wanted for robbery with aggravation, kidnapping, burglary, assault occasioning bodily harm, malicious destruction of property and assault at common law; and Christopher Barrett, otherwise called ‘Chicken Back’ who is wanted for shooting with intent.

The men are urged to turn themselves in to the Portmore Police by Thursday, July 6.

Meanwhile, the police are reminding the public that it is a criminal offence to harbour a fugitive.

Investigators are encouraging people to share information to aid in the capture of these men by calling the Portmore Police at 876-989-8422, Crime Stop at 311, the NIB Tip line at 811, the police 119 numbers or the nearest police station.

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