In a significant development in St James, Jamaica, a 31-year-old butler, Nicoy Ramsay, also known as ‘Nick’ from Esher, Hanover, has been formally charged in connection with a high-profile robbery that occurred in June. Ramsay faces charges of robbery with aggravation and unlawful wounding following a violent incident that left two employees of a trading company traumatized and financially devastated. The incident unfolded around 8:30 pm on the evening in question, as the employees were traveling in a motor truck. Upon reaching the intersection of Upper Bevon Avenue and Market Circle, Ramsay and an accomplice, both reportedly armed, allegedly ambushed the vehicle, making off with approximately $7,000,000. During the altercation, one of the assailants is said to have struck the driver, resulting in a bleeding wound. The victims promptly reported the incident to the police, who swiftly initiated an investigation. On September 17, Ramsay, accompanied by his attorney, voluntarily surrendered at the Negril Police Station. Following his identification during a police lineup, he was handed over to detectives in St James and formally charged. Authorities are currently finalizing the details of his court appearance.