Fraud Squad seeking lawyer as person of interest
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April 22, 2026

Fraud Squad seeking lawyer as person of interest

ST ANN, Jamaica — The police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating Debby-Ann Samuels, an attorney-at-law, who is a person of interest in a case being investigated by the Fraud Squad and Financial Crimes Investigation Division of the Specialized Investigation Branch.

Samuels’ last known address is Minard Estates, Brown’s Town in St Ann.

Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Samuels is urged to contact the Fraud Squad and Financial Crimes Investigation Division at 876-922-2374, the police emergency 119 number or the nearest police station immediately.

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