St Elizabeth police name two persons of interest
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October 19, 2022

St Elizabeth police name two persons of interest

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica – The St Elizabeth Police today listed two individuals as persons of interest.

They are Dwayne Morris, otherwise called ‘Sharkie’ of Barbary Hall district, St Elizabeth and Seymour Mullings, otherwise called ‘Max’ of Jointwood district, Maggotty, also in St Elizabeth.

Detectives believe that these individuals are able to assist them with information about ongoing investigations in the Division, and are asking them to make contact with the Black River Police or any other police station by 10:00 am on Friday, October 21.

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