Jamaican wanted in the US for suspected involvement in lottery scamming apprehended in Hanover.

Cedrick Wilkins, a 55-year-old welder from Bounty Hall, Trelawny, is facing legal trouble after allegedly intervening in a heated money dispute to defend his wife. On March 18, Wilkins reportedly grabbed a broomstick and struck another man in the face, resulting in three broken teeth. Also, Police in St James, Jamaica, reported that on Thursday, September 3, a 13-year-old girl expired after suffering knife wounds during an altercation with two female students in St. James. Law enforcement identified the young victim as Jessina Pearce, a former resident of McKenzie Drive in Flanker, St. James.

HANOVER, Jamaica—Dwayne Anderson, also known as ‘Blue,’ was captured on July 11, 2024, in the Old Road District of Lucea, Hanover. Anderson, 35, is wanted in the United States for charges including mail fraud, money laundering, wire fraud, and other lottery scamming activities.

His arrest was the result of a joint operation by the Jamaica Fugitive Apprehension Team, Lottery Scam Task Force, and Area One Operational Support Team, conducted between 4:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. Anderson is currently in custody, awaiting an extradition hearing.

Kingston Mayor Andrew Swaby wants to meet with the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) to discuss their drivers causing traffic jams and unsanitary conditions near St. William Grant Park in downtown Kingston.

He mentioned that this issue has been brought up before and it’s making it difficult for the city to maintain order in public spaces. Mr. Swaby also pointed out that the drivers are parking on the sidewalk next to the park, causing traffic and allowing unsanitary behavior. He has asked the JUTC drivers to follow the city’s rules.

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