KENROY TELEMAQUE CHARGED FOR BREAKING INTO SJPC
Police arrested and jointly charged 41-year-old Kenroy Telemaque of John Hughes, along with 48-year-old Kanassa Robinson of Villa for breaking into the St. John’s Pentecostal Church (SJPC) House of Restoration.
The alleged incident occurred on November 24, at Lauchland Benjamin Drive.
Robinson was previously charged in connection with the said incident and taken before the court. He was remanded to His Majesty’s Prison, where is awaiting trial.
Telemaque was taken into custody by police on Tuesday, following a stop-and-search operation in Grays Farm. He is expected before the court today.
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