ST JAMES, Jamaica — The St James police have listed some additional persons as wanted for several offences committed in the St James Division and are urging them to turn themselves into the police by 12 midday on Monday, February 05.

They are:

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[naviga:li]Christopher Boyd otherwise called ‘Plank’; and[/naviga:li]

[naviga:li]Kiran Gowe.[/naviga:li]

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These men are wanted for murder and shooting with intent which occurred along Sunset Boulevard, Montego Bay, St James on January 16.

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[naviga:li]Tajay Dixon 21-year-old unemployed of Grange Pen, Lilliput, St James;[/naviga:li]

[naviga:li]Fiona Williams bartender of said address.[/naviga:li]

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These men are wanted for shooting with intent which occurred on Friday about 7:00 pm, on Grange Pen in Lilliput, St James. It is alleged that both persons who are related had a dispute with a man. The man was called from his home and shot several times.

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[naviga:li]Christopher Taylor 42-year-old construction worker of Green Heights Meadows, St James who is  wanted for indecent assault[/naviga:li]

[naviga:li]Christopher Vassell 25-year-old farmer of Tangle River, St James wanted for sexual offences[/naviga:li]

[naviga:li]Timoy Spence otherwise called ‘Shotta’ of Red Square, Tucker, St James;[/naviga:li]

[naviga:li]Leon Spence of said address.[/naviga:li]

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Both Timoy and Leon Spence are wanted for Shooting with Intent which occurred on Wednesday, January 31 about 2:00 pm, in Red Square in the parish. Both men are alleged to have been involved in a dispute with another man when both men brandished firearms and opened gunfire hitting the complainant.

“We are encouraging these persons named, to peacefully surrender to the Police and you will be given your day in court,” Inspector Dian Bartley urged. She is also reminding them that “the police will spare no efforts in locating perpetrators and taking them to justice”.

The security forces are encouraging persons identified as wanted, as also relatives or friends who may know of their whereabouts to contact the nearest police station or 811, you may also use the Stay Alert App or have a pastor or a justice of the peace accompany them to the nearest police station.