Author: Donique Weston

The St. Elizabeth police have charged two supermarket employees with simple larceny following the alleged theft of five gallons of rum last Saturday.

Charged are 23-year-old Javorn Gordon of Littitz in St. Elizabeth and 59-year-old Manly Richards of Montpelier in Manchester.

Allegations are that on September 14, the men jointly took five bottles of one-gallon white overproof rum valued at $40,500 from the establishment, before leaving for their private quarters.

A report was made to the police and an investigation commenced.

Evidence led to the arrest and charge of the men. Their court date is not yet finalized.

The St. Elizabeth police have charged two supermarket employees with simple larceny following the alleged theft of five gallons of rum last Saturday.

Charged are 23-year-old Javorn Gordon of Littitz in St. Elizabeth and 59-year-old Manly Richards of Montpelier in Manchester.

Allegations are that on September 14, the men jointly took five bottles of one-gallon white overproof rum valued at $40,500 from the establishment, before leaving for their private quarters.

A report was made to the police and an investigation commenced.

Evidence led to the arrest and charge of the men. Their court date is not yet finalized.

The St. Elizabeth police have charged two supermarket employees with simple larceny following the alleged theft of five gallons of rum last Saturday.

Charged are 23-year-old Javorn Gordon of Littitz in St. Elizabeth and 59-year-old Manly Richards of Montpelier in Manchester.

Allegations are that on September 14, the men jointly took five bottles of one-gallon white overproof rum valued at $40,500 from the establishment, before leaving for their private quarters.

A report was made to the police and an investigation commenced.

Evidence led to the arrest and charge of the men. Their court date is not yet finalized.

The St. Elizabeth police have charged two supermarket employees with simple larceny following the alleged theft of five gallons of rum last Saturday.

Charged are 23-year-old Javorn Gordon of Littitz in St. Elizabeth and 59-year-old Manly Richards of Montpelier in Manchester.

Allegations are that on September 14, the men jointly took five bottles of one-gallon white overproof rum valued at $40,500 from the establishment, before leaving for their private quarters.

A report was made to the police and an investigation commenced.

Evidence led to the arrest and charge of the men. Their court date is not yet finalized.

The St. Elizabeth police have charged two supermarket employees with simple larceny following the alleged theft of five gallons of rum last Saturday.

Charged are 23-year-old Javorn Gordon of Littitz in St. Elizabeth and 59-year-old Manly Richards of Montpelier in Manchester.

Allegations are that on September 14, the men jointly took five bottles of one-gallon white overproof rum valued at $40,500 from the establishment, before leaving for their private quarters.

A report was made to the police and an investigation commenced.

Evidence led to the arrest and charge of the men. Their court date is not yet finalized.

The St. Elizabeth police have charged two supermarket employees with simple larceny following the alleged theft of five gallons of rum last Saturday.

Charged are 23-year-old Javorn Gordon of Littitz in St. Elizabeth and 59-year-old Manly Richards of Montpelier in Manchester.

Allegations are that on September 14, the men jointly took five bottles of one-gallon white overproof rum valued at $40,500 from the establishment, before leaving for their private quarters.

A report was made to the police and an investigation commenced.

Evidence led to the arrest and charge of the men. Their court date is not yet finalized.

The St. Elizabeth police have charged two supermarket employees with simple larceny following the alleged theft of five gallons of rum last Saturday.

Charged are 23-year-old Javorn Gordon of Littitz in St. Elizabeth and 59-year-old Manly Richards of Montpelier in Manchester.

Allegations are that on September 14, the men jointly took five bottles of one-gallon white overproof rum valued at $40,500 from the establishment, before leaving for their private quarters.

A report was made to the police and an investigation commenced.

Evidence led to the arrest and charge of the men. Their court date is not yet finalized.

The St. Elizabeth police have charged two supermarket employees with simple larceny following the alleged theft of five gallons of rum last Saturday.

Charged are 23-year-old Javorn Gordon of Littitz in St. Elizabeth and 59-year-old Manly Richards of Montpelier in Manchester.

Allegations are that on September 14, the men jointly took five bottles of one-gallon white overproof rum valued at $40,500 from the establishment, before leaving for their private quarters.

A report was made to the police and an investigation commenced.

Evidence led to the arrest and charge of the men. Their court date is not yet finalized.

The St. Elizabeth police have charged two supermarket employees with simple larceny following the alleged theft of five gallons of rum last Saturday.

Charged are 23-year-old Javorn Gordon of Littitz in St. Elizabeth and 59-year-old Manly Richards of Montpelier in Manchester.

Allegations are that on September 14, the men jointly took five bottles of one-gallon white overproof rum valued at $40,500 from the establishment, before leaving for their private quarters.

A report was made to the police and an investigation commenced.

Evidence led to the arrest and charge of the men. Their court date is not yet finalized.

The St. Elizabeth police have charged two supermarket employees with simple larceny following the alleged theft of five gallons of rum last Saturday.

Charged are 23-year-old Javorn Gordon of Littitz in St. Elizabeth and 59-year-old Manly Richards of Montpelier in Manchester.

Allegations are that on September 14, the men jointly took five bottles of one-gallon white overproof rum valued at $40,500 from the establishment, before leaving for their private quarters.

A report was made to the police and an investigation commenced.

Evidence led to the arrest and charge of the men. Their court date is not yet finalized.