Police have charged three men in connection with ten murders in Clarendon, some which date back to 2017.
Three double murders are among the deaths.
Police have described the men as major players implicated in the 10 murders.
22 year-old George Robinson otherwise called ‘Killa Booth’, of Race Track District, Clarendon has been charged in connection with the 10 murders.
The others are 26 year old Travis Hardy of New Harbour Village, St. Catherine who has been charged for his involvement in four of the murders and a 17 year old who has been charged for his involvement in two of the murders.
The investigations relate to the killings of: fifty-five-year-old security guard Karine Walters and 36 year old Jermaine Brooks, both of Suncrest Gardens, Race Track in Clarendon who were killed on January 31, 2021.
29 year old Akeem Murray and 27 year old Kemar Ramattar, both of Hayesfield, Clarendon who were killed on November 18, 2020.
36 year-old Rodney Lindsay, otherwise called ‘Price’ and 42-year-old Ian Morris, otherwise called ‘Junglist’, both of Springfield district, Clarendon who were killed on May 31, 2017.
29 year old Tavanna Bartley, otherwise called ‘Finny’, of Gibb Town, Waterlane District in Clarendon who was killed on January 7, 2020.
40 year old Andre Skyers, otherwise called ‘Bomba’, landscaper of Top Hill, Waterlane District in Clarendon who was killed on January 12, 2021.
51 year old Larkland Douglas, taxi operator of Milk River, Clarendon who was killed on March 6, 2020 and 28 year old Tyrone Herron, otherwise called ‘Nick’, barber of Gimmimibit, Clarendon who was killed on August 28, 2017.
Head of the JCF’s crime and security portfolio, Deputy Commissioner of Police Fitz bailey, says these arrests go in tandem with the JCF’s commitment to the crime reduction strategies islandwide, as they apprehend wanted individuals and dismantle gang operations.
