Man Wanted for Murder in St Catherine Surrenders at Mandeville Police Station

Alando ‘Platinum’ Gray, wanted for murder in St Catherine, surrendered to police in Manchester, supported by his family. His case shows a targeted approach by police to combat rising crime, with community assistance being sought for ongoing investigations.

Alando ‘Platinum’ Gray, a man wanted for murder in the St Catherine South police division, voluntarily surrendered to authorities at the Manchester police on Thursday morning. The police had been actively searching for Gray, who was placed on their wanted list. He had also gained attention after being featured in the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s social media initiative known as Wanted Wednesdays.

Deputy Superintendent Luhas Daniels, the acting commanding officer for Manchester, confirmed Gray’s surrender was supported by both his pastor and father, who were present at the police station. This marked a significant turn in the case as police seek to address violent crime in the region.

In other news, while Gray’s case unfolded, the Clarendon police renewed their plea to the community for assistance in finding a separate suspect linked to a series of robberies in the area. This comes as Jamaica grapples with various crime issues, underscoring the ongoing challenges facing law enforcement.

In summary, Alando ‘Platinum’ Gray’s surrender highlights police efforts in combating violent crime in Jamaica, especially in regions like St Catherine South. Furthermore, the public’s engagement remains crucial as authorities continue to search for other suspects involved in criminal activities.

Original Source: www.jamaicaobserver.com