Author: Donique Weston

An intelligence-led operation conducted by the Joint Anti-Gang Task Force and the St. Catherine North Police resulted in the capture of one of Jamaica’s most wanted, yesterday.

He is 46-year-old Glendon Amos, otherwise known as “Bull”, from Commodore in Linstead, St. Catherine.

Amos was listed among the top ten most wanted by the anti-gang taskforce.

He was featured recently on the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Wanted Wednesdays.

He was wanted for the December 18, 2022, murder of Shawn Paul, also known as “Challa”, in Bueno Vista, Linstead.

Police say Amos is also linked to several other serious and violent crimes in St. Catherine and other parishes.

During yesterday’s operation, Amos reportedly attempted to evade capture by providing a false name, identifying himself as Glen Williams, when intercepted in Moneague, St. Ann.

A 27-year-old mason who was in the vehicle in which Amos was travelling was also detained.

The JCF says the successful capture of Amos demonstrates the anti-gang task force’s unwavering commitment to tackling crime and bringing perpetrators to justice.

An intelligence-led operation conducted by the Joint Anti-Gang Task Force and the St. Catherine North Police resulted in the capture of one of Jamaica’s most wanted, yesterday.

He is 46-year-old Glendon Amos, otherwise known as “Bull”, from Commodore in Linstead, St. Catherine.

Amos was listed among the top ten most wanted by the anti-gang taskforce.

He was featured recently on the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Wanted Wednesdays.

He was wanted for the December 18, 2022, murder of Shawn Paul, also known as “Challa”, in Bueno Vista, Linstead.

Police say Amos is also linked to several other serious and violent crimes in St. Catherine and other parishes.

During yesterday’s operation, Amos reportedly attempted to evade capture by providing a false name, identifying himself as Glen Williams, when intercepted in Moneague, St. Ann.

A 27-year-old mason who was in the vehicle in which Amos was travelling was also detained.

The JCF says the successful capture of Amos demonstrates the anti-gang task force’s unwavering commitment to tackling crime and bringing perpetrators to justice.

An intelligence-led operation conducted by the Joint Anti-Gang Task Force and the St. Catherine North Police resulted in the capture of one of Jamaica’s most wanted, yesterday.

He is 46-year-old Glendon Amos, otherwise known as “Bull”, from Commodore in Linstead, St. Catherine.

Amos was listed among the top ten most wanted by the anti-gang taskforce.

He was featured recently on the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Wanted Wednesdays.

He was wanted for the December 18, 2022, murder of Shawn Paul, also known as “Challa”, in Bueno Vista, Linstead.

Police say Amos is also linked to several other serious and violent crimes in St. Catherine and other parishes.

During yesterday’s operation, Amos reportedly attempted to evade capture by providing a false name, identifying himself as Glen Williams, when intercepted in Moneague, St. Ann.

A 27-year-old mason who was in the vehicle in which Amos was travelling was also detained.

The JCF says the successful capture of Amos demonstrates the anti-gang task force’s unwavering commitment to tackling crime and bringing perpetrators to justice.

An intelligence-led operation conducted by the Joint Anti-Gang Task Force and the St. Catherine North Police resulted in the capture of one of Jamaica’s most wanted, yesterday.

He is 46-year-old Glendon Amos, otherwise known as “Bull”, from Commodore in Linstead, St. Catherine.

Amos was listed among the top ten most wanted by the anti-gang taskforce.

He was featured recently on the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Wanted Wednesdays.

He was wanted for the December 18, 2022, murder of Shawn Paul, also known as “Challa”, in Bueno Vista, Linstead.

Police say Amos is also linked to several other serious and violent crimes in St. Catherine and other parishes.

During yesterday’s operation, Amos reportedly attempted to evade capture by providing a false name, identifying himself as Glen Williams, when intercepted in Moneague, St. Ann.

A 27-year-old mason who was in the vehicle in which Amos was travelling was also detained.

The JCF says the successful capture of Amos demonstrates the anti-gang task force’s unwavering commitment to tackling crime and bringing perpetrators to justice.

An intelligence-led operation conducted by the Joint Anti-Gang Task Force and the St. Catherine North Police resulted in the capture of one of Jamaica’s most wanted, yesterday.

He is 46-year-old Glendon Amos, otherwise known as “Bull”, from Commodore in Linstead, St. Catherine.

Amos was listed among the top ten most wanted by the anti-gang taskforce.

He was featured recently on the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Wanted Wednesdays.

He was wanted for the December 18, 2022, murder of Shawn Paul, also known as “Challa”, in Bueno Vista, Linstead.

Police say Amos is also linked to several other serious and violent crimes in St. Catherine and other parishes.

During yesterday’s operation, Amos reportedly attempted to evade capture by providing a false name, identifying himself as Glen Williams, when intercepted in Moneague, St. Ann.

A 27-year-old mason who was in the vehicle in which Amos was travelling was also detained.

The JCF says the successful capture of Amos demonstrates the anti-gang task force’s unwavering commitment to tackling crime and bringing perpetrators to justice.

An intelligence-led operation conducted by the Joint Anti-Gang Task Force and the St. Catherine North Police resulted in the capture of one of Jamaica’s most wanted, yesterday.

He is 46-year-old Glendon Amos, otherwise known as “Bull”, from Commodore in Linstead, St. Catherine.

Amos was listed among the top ten most wanted by the anti-gang taskforce.

He was featured recently on the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Wanted Wednesdays.

He was wanted for the December 18, 2022, murder of Shawn Paul, also known as “Challa”, in Bueno Vista, Linstead.

Police say Amos is also linked to several other serious and violent crimes in St. Catherine and other parishes.

During yesterday’s operation, Amos reportedly attempted to evade capture by providing a false name, identifying himself as Glen Williams, when intercepted in Moneague, St. Ann.

A 27-year-old mason who was in the vehicle in which Amos was travelling was also detained.

The JCF says the successful capture of Amos demonstrates the anti-gang task force’s unwavering commitment to tackling crime and bringing perpetrators to justice.

An intelligence-led operation conducted by the Joint Anti-Gang Task Force and the St. Catherine North Police resulted in the capture of one of Jamaica’s most wanted, yesterday.

He is 46-year-old Glendon Amos, otherwise known as “Bull”, from Commodore in Linstead, St. Catherine.

Amos was listed among the top ten most wanted by the anti-gang taskforce.

He was featured recently on the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Wanted Wednesdays.

He was wanted for the December 18, 2022, murder of Shawn Paul, also known as “Challa”, in Bueno Vista, Linstead.

Police say Amos is also linked to several other serious and violent crimes in St. Catherine and other parishes.

During yesterday’s operation, Amos reportedly attempted to evade capture by providing a false name, identifying himself as Glen Williams, when intercepted in Moneague, St. Ann.

A 27-year-old mason who was in the vehicle in which Amos was travelling was also detained.

The JCF says the successful capture of Amos demonstrates the anti-gang task force’s unwavering commitment to tackling crime and bringing perpetrators to justice.

An intelligence-led operation conducted by the Joint Anti-Gang Task Force and the St. Catherine North Police resulted in the capture of one of Jamaica’s most wanted, yesterday.

He is 46-year-old Glendon Amos, otherwise known as “Bull”, from Commodore in Linstead, St. Catherine.

Amos was listed among the top ten most wanted by the anti-gang taskforce.

He was featured recently on the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Wanted Wednesdays.

He was wanted for the December 18, 2022, murder of Shawn Paul, also known as “Challa”, in Bueno Vista, Linstead.

Police say Amos is also linked to several other serious and violent crimes in St. Catherine and other parishes.

During yesterday’s operation, Amos reportedly attempted to evade capture by providing a false name, identifying himself as Glen Williams, when intercepted in Moneague, St. Ann.

A 27-year-old mason who was in the vehicle in which Amos was travelling was also detained.

The JCF says the successful capture of Amos demonstrates the anti-gang task force’s unwavering commitment to tackling crime and bringing perpetrators to justice.

An intelligence-led operation conducted by the Joint Anti-Gang Task Force and the St. Catherine North Police resulted in the capture of one of Jamaica’s most wanted, yesterday.

He is 46-year-old Glendon Amos, otherwise known as “Bull”, from Commodore in Linstead, St. Catherine.

Amos was listed among the top ten most wanted by the anti-gang taskforce.

He was featured recently on the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Wanted Wednesdays.

He was wanted for the December 18, 2022, murder of Shawn Paul, also known as “Challa”, in Bueno Vista, Linstead.

Police say Amos is also linked to several other serious and violent crimes in St. Catherine and other parishes.

During yesterday’s operation, Amos reportedly attempted to evade capture by providing a false name, identifying himself as Glen Williams, when intercepted in Moneague, St. Ann.

A 27-year-old mason who was in the vehicle in which Amos was travelling was also detained.

The JCF says the successful capture of Amos demonstrates the anti-gang task force’s unwavering commitment to tackling crime and bringing perpetrators to justice.

An intelligence-led operation conducted by the Joint Anti-Gang Task Force and the St. Catherine North Police resulted in the capture of one of Jamaica’s most wanted, yesterday.

He is 46-year-old Glendon Amos, otherwise known as “Bull”, from Commodore in Linstead, St. Catherine.

Amos was listed among the top ten most wanted by the anti-gang taskforce.

He was featured recently on the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Wanted Wednesdays.

He was wanted for the December 18, 2022, murder of Shawn Paul, also known as “Challa”, in Bueno Vista, Linstead.

Police say Amos is also linked to several other serious and violent crimes in St. Catherine and other parishes.

During yesterday’s operation, Amos reportedly attempted to evade capture by providing a false name, identifying himself as Glen Williams, when intercepted in Moneague, St. Ann.

A 27-year-old mason who was in the vehicle in which Amos was travelling was also detained.

The JCF says the successful capture of Amos demonstrates the anti-gang task force’s unwavering commitment to tackling crime and bringing perpetrators to justice.