St Andrew Central Police list person of interest
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September 19, 2022

St Andrew Central Police list person of interest

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The St Andrew Central Police have named Shane Manhertz, of Highlight View, Papine in St Andrew, as a person of interest.

Detectives say they believe Manhertz can assist them with their investigations into a recent incident in the division. The specific details of said incident were not revealed.

Meanwhile, Manhertz is being urged to turn himself in to the Half-Way-Tree Police by midday on Wednesday, September 21.

Meanwhile, anyone with information that can assist the police in locating Manhertz is asked to contact the Half-Way-Tree Police at 876-926-8185, the police 119 emergency number, or the nearest police station.

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