KINGSTON, Jamaica—Some $15 million in cash was seized during operations in Hanover between June 12 and 14 by members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s (JCF) Anti-Lottery Scam Unit (ALSU) of the Counter-Terrorism and Organised Crime Investigation Branch (C-TOC) in its ‘Scam Done, Justice a Run’ initiative.
Reports are that during an intelligence-driven operation, ALSU personnel carried out more than 30 raids in Top Hill, New Town, Sandy Bay and other areas of the parish, which led to the significant seizure of cash in various currencies.
Four individuals were apprehended during the operation—three subsequently charged with breaches of the Law Reform Act 2013.
Charged are 21-year-old Maurice Campbell of Top Hill, Sandy Bay; 21-year-old Tajrae Jones also of Top Hill, Sandy Bay, and 22-year-old Shamar Forbes, otherwise called ‘Tyrone’, of Lucea, all in Hanover.
