Alleged gang associates asked to surrender

THE Police High Command is appealing for 26 persons, believed to be affiliated to gangs in the Kingston Metropolitan Area, to turn themselves in.

In a statement today the police said that their appeal came as security forces are about to “embark on another phase of their offensive on the crime monster”.

Police might be hoping that criminals to turn themselves in under the current circumstances. A smilier appeal was made after security forces responded strongly to coordinated attacks on police by taking control of Tivoli Gardens last week.

Among the alleged gang members who turned themselves in then, several turned up at police stations reportedly shaken by what had transpired after the State of Emergency was called on Sunday May 23.

The persons of interest are as follows:

Tivoli Gardens/Denham Town

1. Sandra ‘Sandy’ Coke, sister of Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke, 2. Orlando Ochoy O’Gilvie, 3. Newton McLeod, 4. Harold ‘Harry Dog’ McLeod, 5. Danny Banton, 6. David ‘Reagie’ Heron

Kingston East

7. Danhai Williams, 8. Kevin Bryan, 9. Michael ‘Bissi’ Murray,

Waterloo (Spanish Town)

10. Donald ‘Negus’ Brown

Tavern/Camp View (St Andrew Central)

11. Christopher ‘Dog Paw’ Linton

Maxfield (West Stinger’s Gang)

12. Ricardo ‘Government’ Wynter, 13. Euriel ‘Rooksie’ James of Rose Town,

Clarendon

14. Jerome ‘Rome’ Cunningham

Spanish Town

15. Nyron ‘Ice’ Hawkins