Two arrested after stolen cows found in truck in Manchester
Two men were arrested after they were found with two stolen cows in a truck in Mile Gully, Manchester on Friday night. (Photo: Contributed)
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April 13, 2024

Two arrested after stolen cows found in truck in Manchester

MANCHESTER, Jamaica — Two men were arrested after they were found with two stolen cows in a truck in Mile Gully, Manchester on Friday night.

A police source said about 8:30 pm, the men – ages 21 and 27 – were aboard the truck when they were signalled to stop during a roadblock by cops.

During an inspection of the truck, police reportedly found two cows, one of which was dead.

Police said their checks revealed that the cows were stolen from a nearby district in Mile Gully.

Nine people have been charged in relation to praedial larceny offences in Manchester since the start of this year.

— Kasey Williams

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