Siblings Charged in Police Bribery Case Over Illegal Gun
Siblings: Cops Charged a Portland Man and His Sister With Bribery. Law enforcement charged a Portland man and his sister. They allegedly attempted to bribe police personnel. This occurred after police discovered an illegal gun and ammunition at the man’s home.
Authorities identified the accused as Kemar Henry, 35, a waiter from Naylors Hill, Port Antonio. They also identified Ann Marie Fuller, 39, a school teacher from the Stony Hill district in Portland.
The allegation stated that at approximately 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 3, 2025, a law enforcement team executed a search warrant at Henry’s residence. This occurred during an operation in the Naylors Hill community.
During the search, the police allegedly found a Taurus 9mm pistol with a magazine containing four cartridges in Henry’s possession.
Henry reportedly promised the officers cash and a mobile phone to avoid prosecution.
As a result, the law enforcement officers reportedly initiated a covert operation. And the siblings allegedly proceeded with the arranged bribe.
Later that day, Henry’s sister, Ann Marie Fuller, visited the gas station where Henry and the officers were waiting. She handed over $150,000 and an iPhone 15 to her brother, who then passed the items to the police officers.
Upon receiving the bribe, the police officers arrested and charged the siblings jointly.
Besides the bribery charges, the police also charged Henry with gun and ammunition charges.
The authorities have yet to decide on a court date for the siblings.
Westmoreland Shooting: 66-Year-Old Suspect Arrested
Police in Westmoreland said they have arrested a suspect. They have also charged a suspect in connection with the shooting of a man. The incident happened at his shop on Great George’s Street in February.
Authorities have identified the suspect as Veron Earle, 66, of East Street, Savanna-la-mar, in Westmoreland, Jamaica.
Detectives charged Earle with wounding with intent and using a firearm to commit a felony.
According to the Savanna-la-mar police, the complainant was at his shop on Great George’s Street at about 5:00 a.m. on February 13, 2025.
Earle entered the premises brandishing a gun and approached the complainant. After a brief conversation, Earle allegedly pointed the gun at the complainant and opened fire, hitting him in the chest.
The complainant ran from the scene, and a good Samaritan transported him to the hospital, where he received treatment.
The police launched an investigation, which led them to arrest and formally charge Earle.
His court date is pending.