Police recover two stolen vehicles in St Mary
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January 25, 2025

Police recover two stolen vehicles in St Mary

ST MARY, Jamaica – Two stolen motor vehicles were recovered in separate locations in St Mary on Friday. The vehicles had been stolen from locations in Kingston and St Ann.

Police report that a 2009 International ProStar tractor-trailer, which was stolen from Henry’s Haulage in Kingston, was found on the Chovy main road near an abandoned gas station. Construction equipment valued at $5 million was missing from the vehicle which had a container attached.

Meanwhile, a 2015 Toyota Mark X which belongs to a female from St Ann was found on the Whitehall main road with parts of the vehicle vandalised.

The St Mary police are investigating.
– Ingrid Henry

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