Police Search for Suspect in Gas Station Fraud
The police are searching for a male suspect allegedly involved in defrauding several service stations on the island.
Jahlique Hector of All Saints reportedly went to four different service stations to request fuel, and upon receiving the fuel, drove off without paying the pump attendsnts. He was last seen driving a grey Toyota Vitz motor car, registration number, A 62188.
Police are asking him to surrender himself at any police station without delay. Anyone knowing his whereabouts is asked to contact the Criminal Investigations Department at 462-3913.
Meanwhile, the police are appealing to owners of service stations to be more vigilant and alert. They are further advised to put tighter security measures in place to mitigate against such criminal behavior. Members of the public are also urged to report all suspicious activities to the police without delay.
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