THREE ARRESTED & CHARGED WITH LARCENY
Iesha Chiddick, 25-years-old of Grays Farm is accused of breaking into a man’s home and stealing a metal safe, laptop computer, mobile phone, and several other electronic items value close to $5,000.
The alleged incident occurred on November, 28, at Factory Road.
Similarly, 20-year-old Jahmalie Sadeeky Simms of Hatton was arrested and charged for breaking into a home at Lower Gambles and stealing one PlayStation 4 game console, one television, a mobile phone, one laptop computer, clothing, and other items. The alleged incident occurred on November 24.
Meanwhile, 29-year-old Kadeem Morrissey of Golden Grove is charged with Praedial Larceny. He is accused of stealing a bunch of green Bananas from a property at Cassada Gardens on November 28.
They are expected to appear before the Court next week.
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