Workers fined for theft of electric scooters from Kingston warehouse

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July 1, 2026

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Workers fined for theft of electric scooters from Kingston warehouse

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KINGSTON, Jamaica – Two workers charged in connection with the theft of two electric scooters from a warehouse at the Kingston port were each fined $100,000 or 30 days imprisonment on Tuesday.

The men, 30-year-old Omarie Biggs and Taja Campbell, were both charged with simple larceny.

The men pleaded guilty to the charges at the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court.

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