Two policemen were arrested for the robbery at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston as they attempted to flee the Island. The two cops were arrested in connection with charges of Robbery with aggravation. The two were arrested in connection with a multi-million dollar robbery of two Chinese nationals in Kingston.
According to reports about 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 6, the two Chinese nationals were at their wholesale when they were visited by the two police officers dressed in plain clothes.
The police officers showed their ID and presented a document that they said was a warrant from the Constant Spring Police for the property to be searched for uncustomed goods. They were granted access to the business establishment. One of the Chinese nationals was led to the family’s living quarters upstairs, where a search was conducted.
The police officers found and took J$8.5 million, along with US$40,000, from a metal filing cabinet and an iPhone 14.
The victims objected and told the officers not to take the family’s money because it was to pay for credited goods.
The officers reportedly told them the money would be returned and that he should drive behind them to the police station.
However, as the victim was about to get into his vehicle to follow the policemen, the officers sped off with the money. The iPhone was tracked and was found damaged in the Queensbury community in Kingston. The two cops,Constable Adian Howard Dawkins, 36, of the Saint Andrew South Division and Cons. Norval Warren, 44 years old, also of the Saint Andrew South Division.
The two were arrested as they sought to board a flight for the John F Kennedy Airport in New York.