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A Clarendon truck driver who allegedly told police that a gunman hijacked him and made off with a truck, cash and his cellphone is now facing multiple charges after detectives reportedly uncovered inconsistencies in his story.
Thirty-five-year-old Choy Shaw, otherwise called ‘Risy’, a truck driver of Palmer Cross, Clarendon, has been charged with creating public mischief, larceny of a motor vehicle and larceny as a servant.
According to the May Pen police, Shaw was hired to transport items for a client when he later reported that he had been hijacked at gunpoint by a lone assailant.
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