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Date: 06:34 06/04 2009

Auto-theft investigation leads to police arrests

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Four policemen, including an assistant superintendent, were yesterday arrested in connection with the mysterious disappearance of two men, five years ago, from the Washington Boulevard Plaza, St Andrew.

A release yesterday from Deputy Commissioner Mark Shields said the lawmen would be interviewed in due course, but because of the ongoing investigation their identities could not be disclosed at this time.

Speaking with The Gleaner yesterday, Assistant Commissioner of Police Leslie Green confirmed that an assistant superintendent of police has been jailed.

"But he has not been charged," said ACP Green.

The policemen were arrested after the top bra** of the Jamaica Constabulary Force reopened a case into the disappearance of Kemar Walters and Oliver Duncan, who were allegedly abducted on December 23, 2004.

The police reopened the case, following a Gleaner investigation which had revealed that members of the police force and civilians were involved in a major auto-theft ring at the time.

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