Motor vehicle thefts continue to plague St Catherine South

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September 3, 2026

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Motor vehicle thefts continue to plague St Catherine South

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Motor vehicle theft continues to plague the St Catherine South Police Division, with detectives investigating the theft of two cars in recent days.

About 11:30 pm on Monday, a pastor parked her 2015 Nissan Sylphy, registered 9440 LY and valued at $1.6 million, along Blue Quit Circle in the Aviary Housing Scheme, Old Harbour, St Catherine.

The pastor retired to bed but discovered the vehicle missing when she awoke at about 5:30 am the following day.

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