Police searching for person of interest in praedial larceny case
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March 28, 2026

Police searching for person of interest in praedial larceny case

ST MARY, Jamaica — Police are searching for a St Mary man they say can assist in ongoing investigations into several incidents of praedial larceny in the parish.

Sleuths assigned to the Area 2, Agricultural Protection Branch (APB), have listed 37-year-old Ricardo Bonner, otherwise called ‘Tenna,’a farmer of Arthur Lane in Annotto Bay, as a person of interest.

He is being urged to report immediately to the Area 2 APB.

Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Ricardo Bonner is asked to contact the Area 2 APB at 658-219-2063, the police emergency number 119, or the nearest police station.

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