UPDATE: Police recover stolen courier vehicle, but money missing
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November 9, 2026

UPDATE: Police recover stolen courier vehicle, but money missing

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Police have recovered the courier vehicle stolen on Hope Road in St Andrew on Monday evening, but the money it was carrying remains missing.

Observer Online understands that vehicle was recovered in the vicinity of Blue Castle Drive, off Old Hope Road. A shotgun was reportedly also recovered. The value of the missing money is unclear at the moment.

It is understood that the vehicle reportedly went to pick up money from the Domino’s outlet on Hope Road when the heist occurred.

– Jason Cross

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