Norman Grindley - A BMW believed to be owned by Christopher 'Dudus' Coke sits in the parking lot of the Hunts Bay Police Station. The vehicle was seized on Friday from a man in downtown Kingston.

The police are reporting that they have seized a BMW coupe' motor car believed to be owned by Christopher 'Dudus' Coke.

The Hunts Bay police are now investigating the circumstances under which a man was seen driving the car, which is valued at $20 million. The car is now at the Hunts Bay Police Station.

The police say the man was seen driving the motor car in Kingston on Sunday and he was stopped and asked his address. He reportedly gave them a Regent Street, west Kingston address.

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When the police went there, however, only a shack stood there.

The police have theorised that the car belongs to Coke and that the man who was driving it was keeping it for him.

The police are also reporting that they confiscated more than 200 cellular telephones during the west Kingston incursion.

They are now advising residents to pick up their cellular phones at the Denham Town station and to take along some form of identification.