Police seeking taxi driver wanted for several outstanding tickets
This screengrab captured from a video shared via the Jamaica Constabulary Force's Instagram, shows Damion Boodie.
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February 26, 2026

Police seeking taxi driver wanted for several outstanding tickets

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating Damion Boodie, who is wanted in relation to several outstanding traffic tickets.

Boodie’s last known addresses are Nelson Road and Maxfield Avenue in Kingston and Brunswick Avenue in Spanish Town, St Catherine.

He is known to operate a hackney carriage taxi in downtown, Kingston.

Boodie is asked to turn himself over to the police at the Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch (PSTEB) located at the Elletson Road Police Station immediately.

Anyone knowing his whereabouts is asked to contact the PSTEB at 876-928-1162.

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